A supposed chicken shortage in Malaysia is said to have caused an increase in prices. The Department of Veterinary Services (DVS) however, said it has not received any reports of disease outbreaks that could have caused mass deaths. “We ask the public not to panic,” it said in a statement. The DVS ...
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A supposed chicken shortage in Malaysia is said to have caused an increase in prices. The Department of Veterinary Services (DVS) however, said it has not received any reports of disease outbreaks that could have caused mass deaths. “We ask the public not to panic,” it said in a statement. The DVS ...
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A supposed chicken shortage in Malaysia is said to have caused an increase in prices. The Department of Veterinary Services (DVS) however, said it has not received any reports of disease outbreaks that could have caused mass deaths. “We ask the public not to panic,” it said in a statement. The DVS ...
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A supposed chicken shortage in Malaysia is said to have caused an increase in prices. The Department of Veterinary Services (DVS) however, said it has not received any reports of disease outbreaks that could have caused mass deaths. “We ask the public not to panic,” it said in a statement. The DVS ...
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A supposed chicken shortage in Malaysia is said to have caused an increase in prices. The Department of Veterinary Services (DVS) however, said it has not received any reports of disease outbreaks that could have caused mass deaths. “We ask the public not to panic,” it said in a statement. The DVS ...
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A supposed chicken shortage in Malaysia is said to have caused an increase in prices. The Department of Veterinary Services (DVS) however, said it has not received any reports of disease outbreaks that could have caused mass deaths. “We ask the public not to panic,” it said in a statement. The DVS ...
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A supposed chicken shortage in Malaysia is said to have caused an increase in prices. The Department of Veterinary Services (DVS) however, said it has not received any reports of disease outbreaks that could have caused mass deaths. “We ask the public not to panic,” it said in a statement. The DVS ...
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A supposed chicken shortage in Malaysia is said to have caused an increase in prices. The Department of Veterinary Services (DVS) however, said it has not received any reports of disease outbreaks that could have caused mass deaths. “We ask the public not to panic,” it said in a statement. The DVS ...
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A supposed chicken shortage in Malaysia is said to have caused an increase in prices. The Department of Veterinary Services (DVS) however, said it has not received any reports of disease outbreaks that could have caused mass deaths. “We ask the public not to panic,” it said in a statement. The DVS ...
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A supposed chicken shortage in Malaysia is said to have caused an increase in prices. The Department of Veterinary Services (DVS) however, said it has not received any reports of disease outbreaks that could have caused mass deaths. “We ask the public not to panic,” it said in a statement. The DVS ...
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A supposed chicken shortage in Malaysia is said to have caused an increase in prices. The Department of Veterinary Services (DVS) however, said it has not received any reports of disease outbreaks that could have caused mass deaths. “We ask the public not to panic,” it said in a statement. The DVS ...
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A supposed chicken shortage in Malaysia is said to have caused an increase in prices. The Department of Veterinary Services (DVS) however, said it has not received any reports of disease outbreaks that could have caused mass deaths. “We ask the public not to panic,” it said in a statement. The DVS ...
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A supposed chicken shortage in Malaysia is said to have caused an increase in prices. The Department of Veterinary Services (DVS) however, said it has not received any reports of disease outbreaks that could have caused mass deaths. “We ask the public not to panic,” it said in a statement. The DVS ...
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A supposed chicken shortage in Malaysia is said to have caused an increase in prices. The Department of Veterinary Services (DVS) however, said it has not received any reports of disease outbreaks that could have caused mass deaths. “We ask the public not to panic,” it said in a statement. The DVS ...
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A supposed chicken shortage in Malaysia is said to have caused an increase in prices. The Department of Veterinary Services (DVS) however, said it has not received any reports of disease outbreaks that could have caused mass deaths. “We ask the public not to panic,” it said in a statement. The DVS ...
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A supposed chicken shortage in Malaysia is said to have caused an increase in prices. The Department of Veterinary Services (DVS) however, said it has not received any reports of disease outbreaks that could have caused mass deaths. “We ask the public not to panic,” it said in a statement. The DVS ...
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A supposed chicken shortage in Malaysia is said to have caused an increase in prices. The Department of Veterinary Services (DVS) however, said it has not received any reports of disease outbreaks that could have caused mass deaths. “We ask the public not to panic,” it said in a statement. The DVS ...
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