Breeders to destroy carp after herpes outbreak

Breeders to destroy carp after herpes outbreak

MITO, Japan - Carp breeders in Ibaraki Prefecture on Jan. 20 begin removing their fish for incineration following a government order to destroy all stocks due to a herpes virus outbreak late last year.

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