Bird Flu Outbreak Confirmed in Kano State

Recent reports confirm outbreaks of bird flu in both Jaisalmer, India, and Kano, Nigeria, prompting immediate public health responses. In Jaisalmer, laboratory tests identified the virus in dead Demoiselle cranes, leading officials to establish a no-movement zone and urge public vigilance due to potential human transmission. Meanwhile, in Kano, an outbreak killed 32 birds, with authorities sealing affected areas and educating poultry keepers on prevention measures. The Kano State Commissioner for Health reassured residents that the situation is under control, emphasizing ongoing surveillance and proactive measures to prevent widespread infection. Both regions highlight the importance of reporting sick birds and adhering to safety protocols to mitigate the risk of avian influenza spread. The situation remains closely monitored, with regular updates expected from health departments in both locations.