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30 Years No Case in Germany: Why Mülheim Now Warns Against Rare Bird Disease

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A species of avian influenza has appeared again in Germany for the first time. How Mülheimer keepers can prevent infection.
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30 Years No Case in Germany: Why Mülheim Now Warns Against Rare Bird Disease

A species of avian influenza has appeared again in Germany for the first time. How Mülheimer keepers can prevent infection.

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waz.de broke the news on Wednesday, April 15, 2026.
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