Did a Test of a 5G Cellular Network Result in the Death of Hundreds of Birds?
No, a 5G cellular network test did not cause hundreds of birds to die. The rumors of 5G causing birds to die started in May of 2020, when a large number of dead birds were found in The Hague, Netherlands. Several news outlets reported that the birds had died due to radiation from 5G towers, but this was quickly debunked. The Dutch public health institute stated that the birds had died due to a combination of factors, including exhaustion, dehydration, and starvation. They did not find any evidence that the birds had been killed by radiation from 5G towers. Other rumors of birds dying due to 5G have been reported, but none of these have been proven to be true. Studies have been conducted to investigate the effect of 5G on animals, but these studies have found no evidence that 5G is causing any harm to animals.
The World Health Organization (WHO) has also weighed in on the issue, stating that based on current knowledge, there are no health risks associated with 5G. They did, however, recommend further research to better understand any potential health effects of 5G. In conclusion, there is no evidence to suggest that 5G is causing birds to die. The Dutch public health institute and WHO have both stated that 5G is safe for humans and animals, and that there is no evidence that 5G towers are causing harm to birds. Further research is needed to better understand the potential health effects of 5G, but the current evidence suggests that 5G is not the cause of the birds’ deaths.
