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Swans swim in front of the central business district (CBD) of Western Australia's capital city of Perth on June 22, 2026. Australia is checking for any sign of "entrenched" H5 bird flu in its wildlife after detecting the country's first two cases, the government said. Scientists confirmed at the weekend they had found the disease in a migratory sea bird, a brown skua, in remote Western Australia. (Photo by Antony DICKSON / AFP)

headline Archiwum zagraniczne East News 2026-06

created date 2026-06-22

credit ANTONY DICKSON/AFP/East News

source AFP

byline ANTONY DICKSON

original transmission reference AFP_B7UF3WE

weight 2,9MB

size 55cm x 37cm by 300dpi

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