(3)Bird flu detected on Kyoto Pref. farm, 28,000 chickens dead

(3)Bird flu detected on Kyoto Pref. farm, 28,000 chickens dead

KYOTO, Japan - Photo taken Feb. 27 shows an aerial view of a chicken farm in the town of Tamba, Kyoto Prefecture, where about 10,000 chickens have died over the past week and preliminary tests have found birds positive for avian influenza.

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