Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds has declared a disaster proclamation for Sioux County after a case of bird flu was identified in a commercial flock of layer chickens. State officials assure the public that there is no public health risk and poultry products are safe to consume. This is the first reported case of bird flu in Iowa since June. On the same day, the USDA announced that groups handling raw milk will be required to test for bird flu. This news highlights the importance of monitoring and preventing the spread of avian illnesses in livestock. Residents are encouraged to stay informed and download the KCCI app for updates on this developing situation. The proactive measures taken by state and federal authorities demonstrate a commitment to safeguarding public health and the food supply chain. With quick responses and effective communication, the community can work together to address and contain any potential threats to agricultural and public health.
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Sioux County, Iowa Declared a Disaster Area Due to Bird Flu Outbreak
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