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Australian consumers have been hit with purchase limits on eggs after massive culls on poultry farms in the Victoria region.
Popular store Coles introduced a limit on egg purchases in its stores. Consumers in Coles stores in every state except Western Australia will be able to buy a maximum of two cartons of eggs.
More than half a million birds have been culled on five farms in the southwest of Victoria after the H7N3 strain of bird flu was detected. This is a different strain from the H5N1 strain discovered on dairy farms in the US and the H5N2 strain which was supposedly responsible for the death of a Mexican man.
So far, Coles is the only Australian store to impose a limit on egg purchases, but it’s likely that others will follow suit, especially if other culls take place.
The US has imposed restrictions on all poultry products imported from Victoria.
On Friday 7 June, the World Health Organization claimed that a two-year-old Australian girl suffered a serious case of bird flu after visiting India in the spring with her family.
“This is the first confirmed human infection caused by avian influenza A (H5N1) virus detected and reported by Australia,” the WHO said in a statement.
Although the source of exposure is unknown, it’s believed she caught the virus in India, where she had been travelling with her family. The girl was travelling in Kolkata for two weeks in February, but she had no know exposure to any sick people or animals in the city.
After returning to Australia on 1 March, she was admitted to hospital the next day. On 4 March she was transferred to intensive care, as her symptoms worsened. She remained in hospital for two-and-a-half weeks.
The girl tested positive for influenza at the hospital, and the samples were sent for further analysis.
That revelation came in the wake of controversy about the supposed death of a man from bird flu in Mexico. The WHO reported last week that a 59-year-old man had died of bird flu, but the Mexican government died this, stating that the cause of death remained unknown, since the man was suffering multiple serious health conditions.
Amid widening fears about a possible bird-flu pandemic, countries around the world are stockpiling vaccines.
The US government is also poised to invest millions of dollars in the development of new vaccines to combat the virus. The US Biomedical Advanced Research and Development Authority (BARDA) is set to reach an agreement with Moderna to fund human trials for its experimental mRNA bird-flu vaccine. As part of the deal, the US government would commit to stockpiling millions of the vaccines if the human trials are successful.
Here we go again we had the foot and mouth in the uk, culled heavens knows how many cows and live stock for nothing! all for Vaccines big Pharma wants more money, this time it’s a gmo jab? So people get your Gmo Jab.
Supposed different strain. Virology is grossly exaggerated in both its understanding and capabilities. A lot is just assumed or made up and not validated.
This is a direct assault upon the people living there who most likely do not want this. A dictatorship regardless of what one calls it.
Setting fire to production plants and warehouses, outlawing the use of water by small farms, taking peoples land by government encroachment…..wanting us to eat lab meat or processed bugs in addition to plastic, pesticides , and hormones…..
Now food rations coming.
If not disease or war then maybe starvation.
They’ll all be hiding in their $700 million dollars underground compounds when “the event ” happens.
May Satan take them all.
“More than half a million birds have been culled on five farms.”That’s an average of 100,000 birds per farm.I think we need decentralized/local food production, ay mate? If the evil rulers would only allow it!
Yeah right. Let’s try to revive the decades-old, multiple attempts at the bird flu hoax: https://vaccineimpact.com/2024/why-has-former-cdc-director-robert-redfield-been-warning-that-the-bird-flu-will-be-worse-than-covid-for-the-past-3-years/
Fool me once, shame on you! Fool me again and again, shame on me.