Bird flu kills hundreds of storks in Spain
Summary
Spanish authorities found four bird flu outbreaks among wild birds in Madrid after finding many dead storks. The outbreaks have not affected poultry farms, and there is no major risk to people. This is part of a larger increase in bird flu cases across Europe.Key Facts
- Spanish officials found four outbreaks of bird flu in the Madrid area.
- The outbreaks involved wild birds, particularly storks.
- Hundreds of dead storks were discovered in the Madrid region.
- No poultry farms have been affected by these outbreaks.
- Authorities say there is no significant risk to humans from this bird flu.
- Bird flu cases are increasing across Europe.
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