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Lifeless swans ‘prone to be widespread sight’ as extra suspected fowl flu instances noticed in Peterborough

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The sight of useless birds in Peterborough ‘is prone to turn out to be a reasonably widespread sight’ after extra suspected fowl flu instances had been reported within the metropolis.

A variety of useless swans had been noticed within the River Nene close to the town centre over the weekend, following a variety of suspected instances final week at each The Embankment and Ferry Meadows.

A spokesperson from Peterborough Metropolis Council stated: “We’re seeing unprecedented numbers of Hen Flu instances nationally, and while instances involving captive birds are inclined to get the media consideration, sadly so many wild birds are additionally being affected and sights reminiscent of these are prone to turn out to be a reasonably widespread sight.”

Residents are being urged to not contact useless birds

Final week the Nene Park Belief put up a variety of indicators warning guests about fowl flu after useless swans had been discovered within the park.

What to do in the event you discover useless wild birds in Peterborough

– a number of useless birds of prey

A variety of fowl deaths have been reported on the Embankment

– 3 or extra useless gulls or wild waterfowl (swans, geese and geese)

– 5 or extra useless birds of any species

It’s best to name Defra on 03459 33 55 77.

You don’t want to report another discovered useless wild birds to Defra.

If the general public discover lower than this, and the fowl(s) are on public land, they are often reported to Peterborough Metropolis Council by calling 01733 747474. There may be additionally recommendation on www.gov.uk/bird-flu about the right way to safely eliminate useless wild birds you discover in your backyard

Residents are being urged to not contact useless wild birds.

Obligatory housing measures for all poultry and captive birds had been launched to all areas of England on November 7.

Threat to public is ‘very low’

By way of the danger to public well being, the UK Well being Safety Company has stated avian influenza is primarily a illness of birds and the danger to most people’s well being could be very low.

The Meals Requirements Company has stated avian influenza poses a really low meals security danger for UK customers. Correctly cooked poultry and poultry merchandise, together with eggs, are suitable for eating.

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