Hong Kong culls 20 000 chickens after bird flu discovered
20 000 chickens in Cheung Sha Wan wholesale market in Kowloon, Hong Kong are being killed on 28 January after H7N9 bird flu was discovered.
According to the Agriculture, Fisheries and Conservation Deperatment, the market will be closed for the next three weeks. All sales and supply of live poultry to the city are also banned over the next
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