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As per latest reports from Himachal Pradesh, 1700 migratory birds have died due to Avian flu. These birds were found dead in Pong wetland. Post death reports showed signs of H5N1 virus.One lakh birds have died in Panchkula and Ambala, which are considered the poultry hubs. Take a look at the detailed report.The first case was spotted in Rajasthan.
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