Kan visits Miyazaki over foot-and-month disease

MIYAZAKI, Japan - Prime Minister Naoto Kan (L) meets with farmers at farmland in Miyazaki City on June 12, 2010, over foot-and-month disease that has hit livestock. (Pool photo)

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