Miyazaki begins disposal of 12,000 chickens due to bird flu

Miyazaki begins disposal of 12,000 chickens due to bird flu

KIYOTAKE, Japan - Workers clad in protective clothing enter a chicken farm in Kiyotake, Miyazaki Prefecture on Jan. 14 to prepare the culling of 12,000 chickens after more than 3,000 birds there died from bird flu. About 150 workers have been assigned to carry out the culling by carbon dioxide. (Kyodo)

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