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Fish virus outbreak hits UK facilities

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The UK has confirmed an outbreak of Koi herpesvirus disease at a facility in Milton Keynes, imposing controls to restrict the movement of aquatic animals. Read More: https://punchng.com/fish-virus-outbreak-hits-uk-facilities/

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