UK orders indoor poultry housing as bird flu risk rises for second year

England and Scotland have imposed avian influenza prevention zones requiring poultry to be housed indoors due to increased risk of a devastating strain. This marks the second consecutive year of such restrictions, indicating a persistent threat. The measure aims to prevent outbreaks that could disrupt poultry supply and pose zoonotic risks.

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