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In early need of oversight on illicit trade in birds online

ILLICIT trade in wildlife, mostly native and exotic birds, especially online, worryingly continues to thrive as the authorities have almost no oversight on the matter. A dearth of human resources and technical and other logistic supports needed to stop the illegal trade in rare and endangered bird species is glaring. The Wildlife Crime Control Unit, which has only six people...

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Illegal bird trade thrives online

An illicit trade in native and exotic birds in the country is thriving online in absence of monitoring as the department of forest officials cite a dearth of human resources and technological and other logistical support necessary to effectively do the task.  

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Restoring Dhaka’s wetlands

WHEN was the last time you swam in Dhaka city, enjoyed a sunset to the sound of crickets, or marvelled at birds descending on a lake brimming with Water Lily? If your answer is a disheartened ‘never,’ you are not alone. The fact that so many of us have stopped associating urban life with nature speaks volumes of how far we have drifted from our ecological...

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Killing migratory birds goes rampant in Rajshahi

With water decreasing in the Padma River, poachers are hunting migratory birds with ‘poison baits’ in char land of the river in Rajshahi and selling those in the city...

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US reports first human death from bird flu

The patient, aged over 65, had been hospitalised in the southern state since at least mid-December, when the US Centres for Disease Control and Prevention announced it as the country’s first serious case of human infection from the H5N1 virus...

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Multiple bird flu cases detected across England

Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs said that ‘further’ cases of bird flu were detected in Norfolk, east England and East Riding of Yorkshire, northeast England in the past week...

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World Retina Day observed

Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujib Medical University on Sunday observed the World Retina Day 2024 with the theme ‘Love your retina, protect your eyes’...

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Bird flu virus fragments found in pasteurised milk

United States health authorities on Tuesday said that they had discovered fragments of bird flu virus in the nation’s pasteurised cow milk supply during the course of a large study, but the samples likely posed no health risk to humans...

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H5N1 strain of bird flu found in milk: WHO

The H5N1 bird flu virus strain has been detected in very high concentrations in raw milk from infected animals, the WHO said on Friday, though how long the...

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