Online meeting on bird flu

Online meeting on bird flu

Japanese farm ministry officials hold an online meeting with prefectural officials in charge of animal health at the ministry in Tokyo on Jan. 19, 2021, to prevent further spread of bird flu in the wake of a recent spate of cases in various parts of Japan.

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