Second Bird Flu Case Confirmed in South Australia

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South Australia confirmed its second H5 bird flu case on the Yorke Peninsula.
A giant petrel found at Hardwicke Bay tested positive for a low viral load.
Authorities are testing two other suspected cases and urge vigilance.

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South Australia confirmed its second H5 bird flu case on the Yorke Peninsula. A giant petrel found at Hardwicke Bay tested positive for a low viral load. Authorities are testing two other suspected cases and urge vigilance.

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