(2)Bird flu in Yamaguchi Pref. kills 6,000 chickens

(2)Bird flu in Yamaguchi Pref. kills 6,000 chickens

YAMAGUCHI, Japan - Two chickens infected with bird flu are seen in a photo taken at the ''Win-Win Farm'' in the town of Ato, Yamaguchi Prefecture, on Jan. 8 and released Jan. 12 by the Yamaguchi prefectural government. Nearly 6,000 chickens have died of bird flu in the prefecture since Dec. 28 in the first outbreak of the disease in Japan since 1925. (Kyodo)

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