Local gov't to ban transport of carp suspected of infection

Local gov't to ban transport of carp suspected of infection

MITO, Japan - Large quantities of carp lie dead and afloat in a photo taken at a Kasumigaura farm in Ibaraki Prefecture on Nov. 4. The Ibaraki prefectural government decided Nov. 7 to ban the transport of carp following the death of farmed carp from a herpes epidemic.

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