Bird Flu Outbreak in Indiana
A new case of bird flu has been detected in northeast Indiana, according to the Indiana State Board of Animal Health.
The affected flock of nearly 20,000 birds was located at a commercial egg layer in LaGrange County.
- This is the fifth case in the region since October.
- Multiple cases have been detected in LaGrange and Elkhart counties.
The latest case was confirmed on October 21, and the affected flock has been depopulated.
A 10km control area and 20km surveillance zone are in place in parts of Elkhart, LaGrange, and Noble Counties.
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The quarantine will be lifted once testing confirms the virus is no longer present, and restocking can begin.
Author's summary: Bird flu detected in Indiana's LaGrange County.
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