Home / Environment / Avian Flu Outbreak Hits Worcestershire Park
Avian Flu Outbreak Hits Worcestershire Park
14 Jan
Summary
- Avian flu confirmed in wild birds at Arrow Valley Lake.
- Affected birds found sick or dead, one confirmed case.
- Park visitors urged to stay vigilant and avoid bird contact.
Avian flu has been confirmed following the discovery of unwell and deceased swans and geese at Arrow Valley Lake in Worcestershire. The virus has been detected in at least one bird found at the popular country park and beauty spot.
The local council has issued a strong warning to residents, advising them to remain vigilant. Visitors are asked to stick to designated paths, keep their dogs on leads, and refrain from touching any sick or dead wild birds encountered in the area.
Officials are actively monitoring the developing situation at the 900-acre site, which is a well-known location for various recreational activities including fishing, water sports, and walking trails. The visitor centre is also part of the popular park.
