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Bird Flu Now ‘Widespread' in Massachusetts, Health Officials Warn

  • Several communities in Massachusetts are addressing concerns about bird flu as dead birds are reported in parks, ponds, and lakes.
  • In Hudson, two dead birds were recovered from a pond, and new signage warns visitors of potential bird flu risks.
  • The Massachusetts Department of Agricultural Resources advises farmers to keep poultry indoors to prevent contact with wild birds.
  • In Plymouth, residents are alarmed as nearly 60 dead geese were cleared from the Billington Sea, with more deaths reported since then.
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WPRI 12 broke the news in East Providence, United States on Tuesday, January 28, 2025.
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