Headline: Independent, 12/11/2025
Sybille de La Hamaide reports:
Between 6 September and 28 November, the EFSA’s report detailed 2,896 detections of the highly pathogenic H5 avian influenza virus – predominantly H5N1 – across 29 European nations.
Of these, 442 cases were identified in poultry, with a substantial 2,454 found in wild birds.
"We are currently seeing an unprecedented sharp increase in the highly pathogenic avian influenza virus detections, mostly in wild birds," Lisa Kohnle, scientific officer at EFSA, told Reuters.
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