Kanagawa officials inspect dairy farm over mad cow disease

Kanagawa officials inspect dairy farm over mad cow disease

YOKOHAMA, Japan - A health official of the Kanagawa prefectural government inspects a dairy farm in Isehara in the prefecture on Aug. 23, one day after a Holstein dairy cow raised there was confirmed infected with mad cow disease, Japan's fifth case of the disease. (Kyodo)

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