Queensland on alert for first bird flu case

Queensland is on alert for its potentially first case of bird flu after a sick seabird was rescued from Anusa Beach by twin animal rescuers Bridget and Paula Powers. The bird is currently being tested, with results expected within two weeks, and if confirmed would bring Australia's national toll to 14 cases. The Powers sisters are caring for the bird in a makeshift quarantine facility on the Sunshine Coast, taking full precautions to prevent potential spread to other wildlife.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.