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More than 300,000 birds were culled after bird flu outbreaks were detected in South Korea and Mexico, according to The Jerusalem Post. The report gives no further details about the outbreaks or any human infections.
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Poultry outbreaks can disrupt food supply and contribute to higher prices, according to the report. The article does not specify any effect on U.S. poultry supplies or prices.
The article does not report planned next steps, outbreak locations, or whether additional culling is expected.
Whether authorities report further culling or new outbreak locations
Whether the outbreaks affect poultry trade or food prices