BREAKING: NYC Shuts Down Live Bird Markets Amid Avian Flu Outbreak
2025-02-07
The Associated Press on MSN.com
In a move to prevent the spread of avian flu, New York City has closed all live bird markets after discovering seven cases of the disease in poultry during routine inspections across the Bronx, Brooklyn, and Queens. The city's swift action aims to curb the outbreak and protect public health. As concerns about bird flu and poultry health continue to rise, the shutdown serves as a precautionary measure to prevent further contamination. With the risk of avian influenza transmission, the city's decision prioritizes the safety of its residents. Key measures are being taken to monitor and control the situation, ensuring the well-being of both humans and animals.
