US EditionThree wild sea otters infected with avian flu in Hokkaido to be tested for highly pathogenicity (Kyodo News)
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On the 9th, Hokkaido announced that three wild sea otters were found dead on the coast of Nemuro City, and all tested positive for type A avian influenza. The Hokkaido government announced that the carcass of a sea otter infected with highly pathogenic avian influenza virus was found in Hama-naka Town last month, the first time in Japan.
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