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Highly pathogenic avian influenza confirmed in wild birds in Wonju, poultry movement restricted and disinfection tightened
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- A highly pathogenic AI virus has been confirmed in dead wild birds near Wonju-cheon in Hojeo-myeon, Wonju-si, prompting the city to launch emergency disinfection.
- On the 21st, the city held a situation assessment meeting chaired by Deputy Mayor Kim Mun-gi and activated a disaster and safety headquarters.
- Movement of poultry within 10 km of the detection site is restricted until February 6, and dead animals should be reported to the Natural Environment Team (033-737-3037).
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