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Avian flu suspected in deaths of 20 geese on Ogunquit Beach
Approximately 20 dead geese were found on Ogunquit Beach, Maine, and preliminary assessments suggest they died from highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI), commonly known as avian flu. While the virus primarily affects bird species, the Maine Department of Agriculture, Conservation, and Forestry has raised the risk level for HPAI to 'high' due to increased cases among wild birds in the area. Town officials are advising residents to avoid contact with wild birds and to report any sick or dead birds to local authorities. Although transmission to humans is rare, the town encourages good hygiene and biosecurity measures for poultry owners to prevent potential outbreaks. Proper health and safety protocols are being followed in the removal and disposal of the affected birds. The situation is under close monitoring as authorities take steps to manage the risk.

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