South Korea on November 18 confirmed two additional cases of a highly pathogenic avian influenza (AI) strain of H5N1. This brings the total cases reported from poultry farms since this autumn to 18.
Officials said one of the cases was confirmed at a layer farm in Pyeongtaek, 65km south of Seoul,...
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South Korea on November 18 confirmed two additional cases of a highly pathogenic avian influenza (AI) strain of H5N1. This brings the total cases reported from poultry farms since this autumn to 18.
Officials said one of the cases was confirmed at a layer farm in Pyeongtaek, 65km south of Seoul,...
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South Korea on November 18 confirmed two additional cases of a highly pathogenic avian influenza (AI) strain of H5N1. This brings the total cases reported from poultry farms since this autumn to 18.
Officials said one of the cases was confirmed at a layer farm in Pyeongtaek, 65km south of Seoul,...
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South Korea on November 18 confirmed two additional cases of a highly pathogenic avian influenza (AI) strain of H5N1. This brings the total cases reported from poultry farms since this autumn to 18.
Officials said one of the cases was confirmed at a layer farm in Pyeongtaek, 65km south of Seoul,...
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South Korea on November 18 confirmed two additional cases of a highly pathogenic avian influenza (AI) strain of H5N1. This brings the total cases reported from poultry farms since this autumn to 18.
Officials said one of the cases was confirmed at a layer farm in Pyeongtaek, 65km south of Seoul,...
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South Korea on November 18 confirmed two additional cases of a highly pathogenic avian influenza (AI) strain of H5N1. This brings the total cases reported from poultry farms since this autumn to 18.
Officials said one of the cases was confirmed at a layer farm in Pyeongtaek, 65km south of Seoul,...
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South Korea on November 18 confirmed two additional cases of a highly pathogenic avian influenza (AI) strain of H5N1. This brings the total cases reported from poultry farms since this autumn to 18.
Officials said one of the cases was confirmed at a layer farm in Pyeongtaek, 65km south of Seoul,...
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South Korea on November 18 confirmed two additional cases of a highly pathogenic avian influenza (AI) strain of H5N1. This brings the total cases reported from poultry farms since this autumn to 18.
Officials said one of the cases was confirmed at a layer farm in Pyeongtaek, 65km south of Seoul,...
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South Korea on November 18 confirmed two additional cases of a highly pathogenic avian influenza (AI) strain of H5N1. This brings the total cases reported from poultry farms since this autumn to 18.
Officials said one of the cases was confirmed at a layer farm in Pyeongtaek, 65km south of Seoul,...
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South Korea on November 18 confirmed two additional cases of a highly pathogenic avian influenza (AI) strain of H5N1. This brings the total cases reported from poultry farms since this autumn to 18.
Officials said one of the cases was confirmed at a layer farm in Pyeongtaek, 65km south of Seoul,...
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South Korea on November 18 confirmed two additional cases of a highly pathogenic avian influenza (AI) strain of H5N1. This brings the total cases reported from poultry farms since this autumn to 18.
Officials said one of the cases was confirmed at a layer farm in Pyeongtaek, 65km south of Seoul,...
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South Korea on November 18 confirmed two additional cases of a highly pathogenic avian influenza (AI) strain of H5N1. This brings the total cases reported from poultry farms since this autumn to 18.
Officials said one of the cases was confirmed at a layer farm in Pyeongtaek, 65km south of Seoul,...
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South Korea on November 18 confirmed two additional cases of a highly pathogenic avian influenza (AI) strain of H5N1. This brings the total cases reported from poultry farms since this autumn to 18.
Officials said one of the cases was confirmed at a layer farm in Pyeongtaek, 65km south of Seoul,...
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South Korea on November 18 confirmed two additional cases of a highly pathogenic avian influenza (AI) strain of H5N1. This brings the total cases reported from poultry farms since this autumn to 18.
Officials said one of the cases was confirmed at a layer farm in Pyeongtaek, 65km south of Seoul,...
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South Korea on November 18 confirmed two additional cases of a highly pathogenic avian influenza (AI) strain of H5N1. This brings the total cases reported from poultry farms since this autumn to 18.
Officials said one of the cases was confirmed at a layer farm in Pyeongtaek, 65km south of Seoul,...
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South Korea on November 18 confirmed two additional cases of a highly pathogenic avian influenza (AI) strain of H5N1. This brings the total cases reported from poultry farms since this autumn to 18.
Officials said one of the cases was confirmed at a layer farm in Pyeongtaek, 65km south of Seoul,...
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South Korea on November 18 confirmed two additional cases of a highly pathogenic avian influenza (AI) strain of H5N1. This brings the total cases reported from poultry farms since this autumn to 18.
Officials said one of the cases was confirmed at a layer farm in Pyeongtaek, 65km south of Seoul,...
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