Chickens disposed of at Kyoto farm

TAMBA, Japan - Kyoto prefectural workers on March 1 prepare to dispose of chickens that died of bird flu at Asada Nosan Co.'s Funai farm in the town of Tamba, Kyoto Prefecture. Chickens on the farm started dying en masse Feb. 20.

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