A year after Canada culled more than 300 ostriches on a British Columbia farm over bird flu

A year after Canada culled more than 300 ostriches on a British Columbia farm over bird flu

In brief

In British Columbia, a farm known as Universal Ostrich Farms has brought forth a lawsuit against authorities following the tragic loss of 37 ostriches and unreturned eggs amid a culling response to avian flu. The owners assert that the compensation provided is severely lacking, prompting them to challenge the adequacy of both the culling process and the associated compensation methods.

This is a summary provided by The Times of India — World. Read the complete story on the publisher’s website.

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