Avian flu outbreak confirmed in western Japan

Japanese agriculture minister Kotaro Nogami speaks to reporters following a Cabinet meeting in Tokyo on Nov. 5, 2020, after an outbreak of a highly pathogenic avian flu was confirmed at a chicken farm in Mitoyo in Kagawa Prefecture, western Japan.

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