Norway killed 33 very rare arctic foxes (a white - blue fox) because the government was afraid of bird flu. Half of the foxes got infected with bird flu on the wild.

https://yle.fi/a/74-20175883?origin=rss

From the fox corpses they have deducted it was bird flu type H5N5. Same virus killed some red foxes in Britain on last year. It is spreaded by birds, seagulls being the most formidable spreaders because they rarely die themselves.

Finland has calculated there exist 8 arctic foxes in Finland, none of them seem sick. Norwegian fox population lives 330km away from the Finnish population.

In USA ONE MAN got infected with H5N5 virus in late 2024, he died. He was not able to pass on the infection to other people.

tourist fell yesterday from a steep slopes on volcane edges

it was the Indonesian volcano

the bottom of the volcano is a a molten lava pit but lava levels has not risen up for a long time
nobody in Indonesia remembers when volcano has erupted

its safe to be on volcano edge and gaze into the depths (unless you fall)

https://www.is.fi/ulkomaat/art-2000011319777.html

she fell down but is presumed alive (unless she has fell into the lava pit)

a rescue crew is trying to reach her
volcano is very tall, 12 000 American feet up from ocean levels

a black smoke that permanently rises up form the volcano depths limits visibility

Indonesia has been criticized for the fact that natural park for tourists is still normally open up for a visit altough there is a rescue operating underway for this one tourist