Workers ready pit for dead chickens in Kyoto

Workers ready pit for dead chickens in Kyoto

TAMBA, Japan - Workers place plastic sacks containing chickens that died from or were culled due to bird flu in a pit dug at Funai farm, run by Asada Nosan Co. in Tamba, Kyoto Prefecture, on March 7.

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