A wildlife health expert has issued a stark warning that the lower North Island could soon see bird-to-bird transmission of bird flu. Infected seabirds are expected to be found across New Zealand, marking a potential escalation in the outbreak. The expert said that the current stage of the disease suggests a ‘next stage’ is likely, with cases expected to rise. Authorities are monitoring the situation closely as the risk to both wildlife and poultry increases. The public is advised to avoid contact with sick or dead birds and report sightings to the appropriate authorities.
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