(1)Oita gov't starts inspections of poultry farms for bird flu

(1)Oita gov't starts inspections of poultry farms for bird flu

KOKONOE, Japan - Two Oita prefectural government health officials in protective wear check a poultry farm in the town of Kusu on Feb. 18 after an outbreak of bird flu was confirmed at a household in the adjoining town of Kokonoe the previous day.

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