News24 | Bird flu is quiet in SA. But producers push for mass vaccinations as European risk looms
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The South African Poultry Association hopes to start mass vaccinations against bird flu by the second quarter of next year. There have been isolated cases of bird flu this year, all of which have been contained, but the organisation warns against underestimating the threat of outbreaks currently occurring in Europe.
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