Gov't to kill all livestock within 10 km of disease-hit areas

Gov't to kill all livestock within 10 km of disease-hit areas

KAWAMINAMI, Japan - Veterinarians and Miyazaki prefectural government officials are sanitized in front of the Kawaminami town office in Miyazaki Prefecture on May 19, 2010, after returning from work on stock farms in the town, which has been hit hard by foot-and-mouth disease. (Kyodo)

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