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Three wild sea otters infected with avian flu in Hokkaido to be tested for highly pathogenicity (Kyodo News)

Summary by 熊本日日新聞社
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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Three wild sea otters infected with avian flu in Hokkaido to be tested for highly pathogenicity (Kyodo News)

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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熊本日日新聞社 broke the news in on Friday, May 9, 2025.
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