Bird flu in Brandenburg: cranes die, chickens and geese killed!

Bird flu in Brandenburg: cranes die, chickens and geese killed!

After an exciting first weekend in November, the focus in Brandenburg is on both positive and tragic news. How rbb online reported that the number of dead cranes due to bird flu is declining. But in the shadow of this positive news, chickens and geese had to be killed because the pathogen was also detected in these flocks. A worrying issue that affects many farmers and livestock owners in the region.

On All Saints' Day, November 1st, many people in Neuzelle and Słubice pay tribute to the deceased in the cemeteries. This tradition is deeply rooted in Poland, and many families gather to remember their loved ones who have died.

Sporting events and track problems

There was also news in terms of sport: In the third league, Energie Cottbus lost significantly 0-3 after five games against 1860 Munich. The disappointment is great because we had hoped for more. At the same time, the planned timetable change for the railway is causing unrest. The Heidekrautbahn in particular could be affected by cuts, which could lead to a planned protest trip. Rail customers must therefore prepare for possible difficulties.

A look at the harbor in Schwedt shows that the harbor basin is only usable to a limited extent due to mud and overgrown reeds. The city of Schwedt is already planning appropriate changes to improve the situation.

Culture and leisure

There is positive news in the cultural sector: The “Flight Kids” pilot holiday camp in Schönefeld enables 12-year-olds to test their passion for flying in a flight simulator. The young participants can find out whether this career is for them. In addition, the Rohkunstbau exhibition in Altdöbern Castle, which presents contemporary art, ends next Sunday. The most beautiful works are shown there until the last minute, and a series of interviews with curator Christoph Tannert provides exciting insights behind the scenes.

At the same time, online games are enjoying increasing popularity. Poki, a leading provider of free online games, boasts over 90 million players worldwide every month. The platform is available on desktop, tablet and mobile devices and offers a wide selection of games, including true classics such as Moto X3M and 2048. This means everyone can quickly immerse themselves in the world of games without having to worry about downloads or logins.

In the sports world, there is currently movement in college football, where the race for the playoff spots is in full swing. CBS Sports reports on exciting games, including the comparison between number 1, Ohio State, and Penn State as well as various other ranking games. Football fans can look forward to many exciting encounters, as the first weekends of November are traditionally hotly contested.