(1)Japan to step up monitoring of bird flu outbreak

(1)Japan to step up monitoring of bird flu outbreak

TOKYO, Japan - Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries Minister Yoshiyuki Kamei speaks on the first outbreak of bird flu in Japan since 1925 at a press conference Jan. 13. The government decided to step up monitoring the outbreak the disease to determine its source and prevent it from spreading in poultry farms.

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