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HANFORD — As the crow problem in Hanford seemingly becomes worse than ever before, the city is bringing back a program to reduce the amount of crows in Hanford’s core

HANFORD — The Hanford City Council is scheduled to meet Tuesday and is set to reject a claim that Community Development Director Darlene Mata made against the city. Mata was seeking a settlement payment of $1.25 million from the city, as well as conflicts of interest and council member roles/responsibilities training for all council members, after alleging former council member Art Brieno subjected her to a hostile work environment and unlawful workplace conduct, including gender harassmen...

AFLW star Ebony Marinoff to face Tribunal Ebony Marinoff of the crows takes a mark.  Steve Bell/Getty Images Star Adelaide Crows midfielder Ebony Marinoff has been referred directly to the Tribunal for the front-on contact that fractured the neck of Greater Western Sydney recruit Brid Stack. Stack was rushed to hospital on Sunday after she was hurt attempting to make a tackle during the fourth quarter of the AFLW practice match at Adelaides Norwood Oval on Sunday. Scans confirmed Stack had suf...

Dead birds in Jharkhand village triggers panic over possibility of avian flu outbreak PTI Dumka | Updated on Large number of crows, mynas, herons found dead A large number of crows, mynas and herons were found dead at a village in Jharkhand’s Dumka district, triggering panic over the possibility of the bird flu outbreak in the area, officials said on Tuesday. District Animal Husbandry Officer Awadhesh Kumar Singh said 40-50 birds were found dead at the Pokharia village near Mohulpahari in t...

Large number of crows, mynas, herons found dead in Jharkhands Dumka, bird flu suspected SECTIONS Last Updated: Jan 12, 2021, 10:14 AM IST Share Synopsis District Animal Husbandry Officer Awadhesh Kumar Singh said 40-50 birds were found dead at the Pokharia village near Mohulpahari in the Shikaripada police station area on Monday. The incident triggered panic among the locals as they feared the possibility of the bird flu outbreak in the area, he said. DUMKA: A large number of crows, mynas and h...

Bird flu scare in Jharkhand as several crows, mynas found dead on streets India Published: Tuesday, January 12, 2021, 10:53 [IST] Dumka, Jan 12: A large number of crows, mynas and herons were found dead at a village in Jharkhands Dumka district, triggering panic over the possibility of the bird flu outbreak in the area, officials said on Tuesday. Bird Flu confirmed in 8 states and 1 UT: Delhi and Maharashtra confirm Avian Flu| Oneindia News Representational Image District Animal Husbandry Offic...

More than 30 birds were found dead at different places in and around Rishikesh, triggering a bird-flu scare in the town

Delhi: Samples of 2 crows from Dwarkas park test positive for Bird Flu ANI | Updated: Jan 11, 2021 21:57 IST New Delhi [India], January 11 (ANI): Samples of two crows from DDA Park No. 3, Dwarka-Sector-9 have tested positive for Bird Flu. The park is closed for visitors now, said the Delhi Development Authority (DDA) official on Monday. The samples were sent to a lab in Bhopal for testing. Sanitization and cleaning work will be conducted here as per protoco...

"We have found 10 dead ducks at Sanjay Lake, samples of which have been sent to the lab for testing," Dr Rakesh Singh of the Department of Animal Husbandry told.

URL copied Image Source : PTI A worker sprays disinfectant on a bird as a precautionary measure, after the detection of Avian Influenza (H5N8) in some places of Jharkhand, at Bhagwan Birsa Biological Park Zoo in Ranchi. The year 2020 made humanity witnessed coronavirus after which and till now, the world is not the same. While we continue to deal with the virus, still, even though vaccines have started arriving, the health sector is sharing their concerns for ...