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The farm ministry s inspection of chicken farms hit by avian flu found that 90% of the surveyed farms had problems keeping poultry separated from wild birds and other animals. | KYODO
KYODO Jan 30, 2021
Most of the poultry farms in Japan that have been hit by avian flu since last year had flaws in preventing wildlife from accessing their chicken coops, government officials said Saturday.