Emergency measures taken to contain bird flu outbreak

In Britain, a bird flu outbreak at a duck breeding unit has been identified as the H5N8 strain, which poses a low risk to humans. The government and health agencies are following established procedures to manage the outbreak, ensuring public health safety. The outbreak is similar to those in Germany and the Netherlands, where wild birds may be spreading the disease. Poultry farmers are advised to enhance biosecurity to prevent further spread. Infected birds are being culled, and movement restrictions are in place to contain the outbreak.

What is the significance of the migratory season in relation to the spread of bird flu?

What actions are being taken regarding the infected duck carcasses in East Yorkshire?