South Korea's bird flu epidemic continues to spread Authorities issued an emergency executive order

BEIJING, Dec. 14 (KBS) reported that there have been several outbreaks of highly pathogenic avian influenza in poultry farms in South Korea recently.
south Korean government announced that from 0:00 on the 14th, in addition to the transport of livestock feed, manure and compost vehicles, a total ban on external vehicles into farms.
It was reported that on the 13th, an egg and chicken farm in Kimpo, South Korea, and two duck farms in The Whole Ronan Doling rocks had confirmed cases of highly pathogenic avian influenza, just 17 days after the outbreak occurred on November 26 at a duck farm in Jingyi, Quan Luobei Road.
, including six farms across Ronan Road, 13 farms in South Korea have been affected by highly pathogenic avian influenza.
Given the spate of bird flu outbreaks, the South Korean government issued a 48-hour mobile ban on livestock vehicles and workers across the country over the weekend, but during that time there were still cases of bird flu in three farms, and the government decided to issue an emergency executive order in the face of a national spread crisis.
south Korean government announced that from 0:00 local time on the 14th, in addition to the transport of livestock feed, feces and compost vehicles, a total ban on external vehicles into the country's farms.
south Korean authorities, cutting off mutual infections between nearby farms will be key to preventing an avian flu pandemic.
are expected to continue to enter South Korea by mid-January 2021, making it difficult to effectively control the spread of the disease, the U.S. Central News Agency reported.
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