(2)Chickens to be buried near poultry yard in Tamba

(2)Chickens to be buried near poultry yard in Tamba

TAMBA, Japan - Power shovels are in operation (bottom) to dig a pit for the disposal of some 200,000 chickens that died or were slaughtered due to bird flu at Asada Nosan Co.'s Funai farm (top) in the town of Tamba, Kyodo Prefecture, on March 3. The roads at the farm look whitish with disinfectant. (Kyodo)

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