Gov't to kill all livestock within 10 km of foot-and-mouth areas

Gov't to kill all livestock within 10 km of foot-and-mouth areas

MIYAZAKI, Japan - Foot-and-mouth disease vaccines are unloaded from a truck at a livestock hygiene service center in the city of Miyazaki on May 19, 2010, as the government prepares for vaccination as early as May 20 as part of efforts to contain the outbreak of the disease in Miyazaki Prefecture. (Kyodo)

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