Panic has gripped Bhagalpur, Bihar, following the sudden death of crows at Sandis Compound, a popular public area in the city. Morning walkers were alarmed to discover numerous dead crows near the swimming pool, causing fear and concern among residents.
Residents have reported incidents of bird deaths in various parts of the district in recent days, heightening anxiety. Local worker Ashok Das expressed his shock, stating that the sight of so many dead crows was unprecedented and raised concerns about the potential spread of a serious disease.
Authorities, including Animal Husbandry Officer Anjali Kumari, have emphasized the need for urgent attention to the unexplained bird deaths. Samples have been collected from Sandis Compound and sent to a lab in Patna for testing, with precautionary measures already in place. Health experts stress the importance of prompt vigilance and preventive measures to mitigate any risks to public health.
The confirmation of bird flu in the Navgachhia court area has added to the apprehension in Bhagalpur. Residents are anxiously awaiting test results and closely monitoring the administration’s response to the situation, especially with concerns about the possibility of avian influenza outbreak looming.
