Deadly bird flu strain lands in second state – but experts say the risk of pandemic remains low
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The deadly H5N1 bird flu has reached a second Australian state, with a third seabird confirmed infected and more cases expected to grow on the mainland. But authorities say the risk of a human pandemic remains low.
The deadly H5N1 bird flu has reached a second Australian state, with a third seabird confirmed infected and more cases expected to grow on the mainland.
But authorities say the risk of a human pandemic remains low.
