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It seems to have died out before it can escape the farm. If they brought it to a lab and then deliberately release it to some populated city (e.g. using it for a biological attack) as a future plan however can not be ruled out. While H5N1 is highly pathogenic, transmissibility in populations not in intensely contacting each other (large mammals and humans) were comparably low even if it can begin infect small animals (birds and minks, also chickens). Cause is that large mammals can’t be physically maintained at density sufficient to allow transmission to occur before the host is killed. None of the farm workers were infected.

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