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County Durham bird flu 'hugely worrying' for farmers
Bird keepers in Darlington have been given new restrictions to help tackle and stop the spread of bird flu.
It comes a fortnight after farmers in North Yorkshire were told to take extra precautions after the county was upgraded to a "higher risk" area for the disease.
The risk to humans remains low, and chicken and eggs are safe to eat if properly cooked - but it can be devastating for our local farmers.
Rachel Teate spoke to Harry Hodgson, the owner of Piercebridge farm in Darlington.
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