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June 2, 2021
Vast tracts of land in Australia's New South Wales state are being threatened by a mouse plague that the state government describes as "absolutely unprecedented." Just how many millions of rodents have infested the agricultural plains across the state is guesswork.
June 2, 2021
Australia to blitz mouse plague with ‘NAPALM’ amid fears infestation could DOUBLE every three weeks Updated: 12:31, 2 Jun 2021 THE Australian government is set to blitz its mouse plague with "napalm for mice" amid fears the infestation could double every three weeks. Tens of millions of rampaging mice have sparked horrific outbreaks stretching 1,000km from Brisbane down to Melbourne and tormented farming communities for eight months. 6 6 The state government has secured 5,000 litres of th...
June 2, 2021
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June 1, 2021
La invasión en el estado de Nueva Gales del Sur, está afectando a la agricultura de la región, y, además, los cadáveres y los desechos de los roedores están contaminando el agua potable - LA NACION
May 30, 2021
BOGAN GATE, Australia – At night, the floors of sheds vanish beneath carpets of scampering mice. Ceilings come alive with the sounds of scratchi ...
May 30, 2021
Vast tracts of land in Australia's New South Wales state are being threatened by a mouse plague that the state government describes as absolutely unprecedented.
May 29, 2021
The massive surge in rodent numbers threatens “an absolute economic and social crisis in rural and regional New South Wales.”
May 29, 2021
First Australia had a surge of COVID-19 outbreaks. Now, the country has an entirely different ‘absolutely unprecedented’ problem
May 28, 2021
The plague could wipe more than 1 billion Australian dollars ($775 million) from the value of the winter crop.
May 28, 2021
The New South Wales state government described the problem as ‘unprecedented’.