Avian flu found at live bird market in Mercer
Three live bird markets in New Jersey, including one in Mercer County, have confirmed cases of Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza (HPAI), according to state and federal agricultural authorities. The New Jersey Department of Agriculture did not specify which market in Mercer County was affected. The other two markets are located in Hudson County.
The detection on Staten Island brings the number of New York counties to experience an outbreak in commercial and backyard ...
Live bird markets have reopened on Long Island and across the region after being shuttered for more than a week because of the latest outbreak of bird flu, which also impacted more than 99,000 ...
“I can’t imagine they could sell these birds. They had no feathers, open wounds, were bleeding a lot.” Earlier this month, Hochul ordered 82 live poultry markets across New York ...
Bird flu was detected at a Staten Island live poultry market last week, according to the New York state Department of ...
New York's Department of Agriculture is responsible for safeguarding the state’s livestock against the virus known as H5N1 ...
Hundreds of birds at a Queens live poultry market have succumbed to a new bird flu outbreak — less than two weeks after the ...
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Avian flu outbreaks in Queens spark further calls to shut down all overcrowded NYC wet marketsThe resurgence of avian flu at two animal slaughter markets in Queens has renewed urgent calls to shut down densely packed ...
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