Koi virus sends chill over Singapore koi hotels

Koi virus sends chill over Singapore koi hotels

SINGAPORE -A couple look at Japanese ornamental carp, koi, at one of eight ''koi farms'' in Singapore. Operators fear their ''koi hotel'' business will be wiped out if Japan fails to control the spread of a virus threatening the fish. (Kyodo)

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