The avian influenza epidemic in South Korea has spread, and about 1.35 million birds have been culled

On January 7th, from autumn to winter to spring of the following year, it is the season of avian influenza outbreak in South Korea. After a livestock farm in Gangwon Province reported the first outbreak of the current avian influenza season in the country at the end of October last year, the epidemic continued to spread. As of the 6th, a total of 20 outbreaks have been reported, resulting in the culling of approximately 1.35 million poultry. The South Korean government urgently requires all regions to strengthen epidemic prevention and contain the spread of the epidemic.