On December 29, local time, the latest bird flu outbreak in the Netherlands appeared at a broiler farm in Iselstein, Limburg province. On that day, about 153,000 broilers at the farm were urgently culled. This is also the fourth confirmed bird flu outbreak in the region recently. Twelve farms near affected farms will be closely monitored over the next few days to prevent further spread of the epidemic. The Dutch bird flu outbreak resurfaced in October of this year, and the number of reported cases has continued to rise since then. According to data released by the Dutch agricultural department, nearly 1.6 million birds have been culled so far to contain the continuing spread of the bird flu epidemic.

On December 29, local time, the latest bird flu outbreak in the Netherlands appeared at a broiler farm in Iselstein, Limburg province. On that day, about 153,000 broilers at the farm were urgently culled. This is also the fourth confirmed bird flu outbreak in the region recently. Twelve farms near affected farms will be closely monitored over the next few days to prevent further spread of the epidemic. The Dutch bird flu outbreak resurfaced in October of this year, and the number of reported cases has continued to rise since then. According to data released by the Dutch agricultural department, nearly 1.6 million birds have been culled so far to contain the continuing spread of the bird flu epidemic.