8,000 chickens culled at Miyazaki farm hit by bird flu

8,000 chickens culled at Miyazaki farm hit by bird flu

KIYOTAKE, Japan - Workers clad in protective wear work at a poultry farm hit by avian influenza to cull 12,000 chickens there. About 8,000 chickens were culled on Jan. 14. (Kyodo)

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