Bird flu virus detected on another Aichi farm

Bird flu virus detected on another Aichi farm

NAGOYA, Japan - Senior officials at the Department of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries of the Aichi prefectural government hold a press conference in Nagoya on March 2 to announce that quails at another Aichi Prefecture farm have tested positive for a form of bird flu virus.

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