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Minnesota monitors bird flu outbreak, stressing safety of pasteurized milk and cooked meat amid funding boost.
Minnesota officials are closely monitoring a bird flu outbreak, with Governor Tim Walz and Agriculture Commissioner Thom Petersen leading the state's response.
Despite a recent detection of the H5N1 strain in the state's milk surveillance, officials stress that pasteurized milk and cooked meat remain safe for consumption.
The state has tested nearly 90% of its dairy herd, with only one case of the virus detected.
Minnesota has received $4 million from the Legislature and is proposing an additional $4 million in the governor’s budget for surveillance, salaries, and equipment maintenance.
The state anticipates more cases as migratory birds return this spring.
Minnesota monitorea el brote de gripe aviar, enfatizando la seguridad de la leche pasteurizada y la carne cocida en medio del aumento de financiamiento.