A recent study that was conducted in a wild bird colony in southern Japan has suggested that blowflies could be a possible vector for the transmission of bird flu. Researchers at Kyushu University have found that blowflies, which are highly attracted to decaying flesh and feces, are carriers of the bird flu virus in southern Japan.
Because of this, apparently, the humans being ruled over need to be forced into submission with the “need” for “urgent” measures to prevent this from spreading to humans and transmission between humans being possible.
Human Bird Flu Cases Are Likely “Underreported”
Even before this study, the rhetoric around bird flu has ticked up quite a bit. Once the “vaccine” is “ready” for injection into the slave class, we should expect that this will become a much bigger deal, whether it really is or not. Big Pharma and the ruling class are definitely looking to cash in just like did with COVID-19.
Their study, published in Scientific Reports is an open-access, multidisciplinary journal from the publishers of Nature, launched in 2011. It publishes original research from all areas of the natural and clinical sciences. The journal is known for its broad scope, aiming to facilitate the rapid dissemination of research and provide a platform for scientists to share findings with a global audience. Scientific Reports, suggests a potential new transmission route for bird flu and underscores the importance of developing new strategies to prevent and control the disease in poultry farms.
Oklahoma Dairy Cattle Herd Suffers Bird Flu Outbreak
“Bird flu has been causing substantial damage to wildlife and the poultry industry, and also holds great risk for humans who work closely with livestock. It’s therefore vital to understand how the virus spreads and its potential routes of transmission to control and prevent outbreaks,” explains first author Associate Professor
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