Blockton parks are closed by reporting potential bird flu. “The recent events with birds may result in a bird influenza may occur.” This announcement is a swan in Canada, a pond in the park in the park in the park. It was done after saying that he had found a gang. Authorities have submitted reports to fish and games from the State and the Ministry of Wild Biology of the Massachusetts state through the Blockton Animal Management Division. The Blockton Park category said that it will continue to cooperate with local governments and state authorities about the situation. Park officials are asking the people to give bird flu to humans and do not feed birds in the park. They also ask the people to report sick and dead wild birds to Mass.gov/forms/report-Observations of–. Mass.gov/forms/poultry-disease-porting-form from dead wildbird and sick or sick birds.
The blockton park has been closed due to the report that bird flu may occur.
“The DW Field Park is closed from a wealth of precautions due to wildlife issues,” the park announced on a social media on Friday. “Due to recent events with birds, there may be a possibility of bird flu.”
The announcement was made after the park officials discovered a swan and Canadian gangsters that died in the Upper Porter pond in the park earlier this week.
Park officials said that the state and Massachusetts of wildlife, fish, and games were submitted through the Blockton animal management department.
The Blockton Park Division said that it will continue to cooperate with local governments and state authorities about the situation.
Park officials are asking the people to give bird flu to humans and do not feed birds in the park.
They are also asking the people to report sick or dead birds Mass.gov/forms/report-Observations of-Dead-Wild-Birds Cheaper or dead poultry birds Mass.gov/forms/poultry-Disease-Reporting-fold。
