(1)Gov't eyes legal action against Kyoto firm over bird flu

(1)Gov't eyes legal action against Kyoto firm over bird flu

TOKYO, Japan - Agriculture minister Yoshiyuki Kamei speaks at a House of Representatives Budget Committee session on March 4. He said the government is considering pursuing a criminal case against the operator of a chicken farm in Kyoto Prefecture for failing to promptly report a bird flu outbreak to the authorities. (Kyodo)

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