“Ar ôl cadarnhau dau achos o ffliw’r adar yn Lloegr ac achosion eraill ar dir mawr Ewrop, rydym wedi codi lefel y risg y gallai adar mudol ddod â ffliw’r adar i Brydain Fawr i ‘uchel’. Rydym hefyd wedi codi lefel y risg y gallai’r clefyd gael ei gario i ffermydd dofednod ym Mhrydain Fawr i ‘ganolig’. Er bod lefel y risg yng Ngogledd Iwerddon ar gyfer adar gwyllt yn ganolig ac yn isel ar gyfer dofednod, rydym yn cadw golwg ar y sefyllfa.
“Following two confirmed cases of avian influenza in England and further cases reported in mainland Europe, we have raised the risk level for incursion to Great Britain from migratory birds to high. We have also raised the risk level for the disease being introduced to poultry farms in Great Britain to medium. While Northern Ireland’s risk level is currently medium for wild birds and low for poultry, the situation is being kept under constant review.