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- B.C.'s chief veterinarian has instructed clinics treating wild birds to establish protocols to prevent the spread of avian flu, following an increase in reported cases.
- The directive comes after the first human case of avian flu in Canada was confirmed, with the patient in critical condition.
- Clinics are advised to isolate sick birds and ensure staff wear protective gear.
B.C. Chief Vet Urges Avian Flu Protocols Amid Human Exposure Risk
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