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ZAGREB, Oct 17 (Reuters) - Croatia has started testing dead birds found by citizens for possible avian flu, a sign of growing concern in the former Yugoslav republic, where no cases of the disease have been reported so far.
"Until recently, people simply did not notice dead birds but now they see them everywhere and immediately call the police," an agriculture ministry official told Reuters on Monday. He was commenting on a newspaper report that 10 dead starlings found near Zagreb had been sent to a veterinary institute for testing.
The starlings had no visible injuries, which prompted citizens to suspect bird flu, the Jutarnji List daily said, but added they were often poisoned by farmers defending their crop. Starlings are not regular inhabitants of wetlands but are migratory and might have been in contact with infected birds.
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Originally posted by Souljah
And in Macedonia - where 120 Domestic Dead Birds were found, reason Unknown.
In Croatia they found four near the Capital of Zagreb and they were sent for Testing...
Originally posted by FredT
Originally posted by Souljah
And in Macedonia - where 120 Domestic Dead Birds were found, reason Unknown.
In Croatia they found four near the Capital of Zagreb and they were sent for Testing...
Do you have a link? I lived in Skopje for 3 years.......
Originally posted by Souljah
God Damnit! That is Friggin CLOSE! Croatia is our Neighbour!
I am Scared now....
Originally posted by Souljah
What are we going to do? Kill ALL the Birds? And what then when the Virus jumps to Cats, Dogs, Horses, Cows, Goats? Kill them ALL?