Home / News / India News / Article / Peacocks found dead in Maharashtra's Beed test positive for bird flu

Peacocks found dead in Maharashtra's Beed test positive for bird flu

Dr Pradip Aghav, an animal husbandry department official, said that after this confirmation, samples from 10 km periphery of the spot, where these birds were found dead, are being collected.

Listen to this article :
This picture has been used for representational purpose

This picture has been used for representational purpose

The samples of some peacocks found dead in Maharashtra''s Beed district a few days back have tested positive for avian influenza, an official said on Thursday. Three peacocks, two peahens and another wild bird were found dead in Loni village close to Balaghat mountain range in Shirur Kasar taluka of Beed on January 22, the official said.

"The samples of these dead birds were sent to labs for analysis to check if they died due to avian flu. Their samples have tested positive for the bird flu infection," he said.

Trending Stories

Latest Photoscta-pos

Latest VideosView All

Latest Web StoriesView All

Mid-Day FastView All

Advertisement