Bird flu outbreaks are becoming more common, but the risk to humans remains low in most cases.
Experts advise monitoring local bird populations for any signs of illness.
Strict regulations and guidelines are in place to limit the spread of the virus.
Human infections from bird flu have been rare but still a potential risk in close contact situations.
Vaccines for bird flu are being researched, but they are not yet widely available.
The flu strain may evolve, so surveillance and control measures are continuously updated.
Proper hygiene, such as handwashing and avoiding sick birds, is key to preventing exposure.