S. Koreans say chicken soup safe despite bird flu outbreak

S. Koreans say chicken soup safe despite bird flu outbreak

TOKYO, Japan - Pak Sok Hwan, South Korean Embassy's minister in charge of economic affairs, eats Sam Gye Tang, a South Korean soup made with ginseng, rice and other ingredients stuffed inside a whole chicken, at a tasting event in Tokyo on Dec. 6 to show that South Korean chicken meat is safe to consume despite a bird flu outbreak there in November.

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