Why should carrier birds be destroyed?

Carrier birds, often associated with the spread of diseases such as avian influenza and Newcastle disease, can pose significant risks to both domestic poultry and wild bird populations. Destroying these birds can help prevent outbreaks that could devastate the agricultural industry and threaten food security. Additionally, controlling their populations may be necessary to maintain ecological balance and protect native species from potential competition or disease transmission. Ultimately, the decision to destroy carrier birds should be made with careful consideration of public health and environmental impacts.