Britain Raises Bird Flu Risk

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Britain raises risk level of bird flu to medium

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LONDON ( Reuters ) - Britain has increased on Thursday the risk level of bird flu to medium from low after the virus was detected in a number of wild birds in the country over the autumn, the government said in an update posted on its website. Bird flu, officially called highly pathogenic avian influenza, has increasingly spread to mammals, raising concern of human transmission. Britain has over the years experienced several bird flu outbreaks, including one in 2021 that was then described as the largest-ever in the country. (Reporting by Catarina Demony ; Editing by William James ).