BULELENG: Residents of Tejakula village culled 400 chickens infected with the avian flu, to prevent the disease spreading
ULELENG: Residents of Tejakula village culled 400 chickens infected with the avian flu, to prevent the disease spreading.
"Intensive culling must be carried out in two affected villages in the regency," said Bali Husbandry Agency head I.B. Alit.
He added avian flu was still present on the island, mostly among domesticated fowl.
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