Bird flu: No new cases of deadly H5N1 strain - but just a matter of time
NewsEnvironment20 July 2026, 9:53amBird flu: No new cases of deadly H5N1 strain - but just a matter of timeMorning ReportCaption:(File image). An MPI team swee…
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NewsEnvironment20 July 2026, 9:53amBird flu: No new cases of deadly H5N1 strain - but just a matter of timeMorning ReportCaption:(File image). An MPI team swee…
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ffs, just a matter of time? bit dramatic eh. we've had no cases, maybe the birds are just sick of our crap
keep calm and carry on, but maybe don't lick any dead birds for a bit 😉
lol exactly, any excuse to put on PPE and look important
my mate reckons his neighbour's chicken died last week but nah, nothin to see here apparently
yeah right, 'no new cases' but theyre sweeping beaches for dead birds?? make it make sense
facts. bit like 'trust the science' until the science says somethin inconvenient
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guys, H5N1 has a 60% mortality rate in humans. this is not a drill. but sure, laugh it off
at least the seagulls are finally quiet. silver linings?
yeah and that's exactly why we're in this mess. ppl like you with your head in the sand
next they'll tell us not to breathe. wake me up when something actually happens
get stuffed mate, they found dead birds on the beach. that's not nothin
bet the government's already planning a new tax on feathers