Japan reported their first case of avian influenza of 2018 on January 11 when 55 infected chickens were found on a farm in western Kagawa.
Since the 55 birds were tested positive with a highly pathogenic strain of avian influenza, the local authorities decided to cull the remaining 92,000 chickens on the farm to prevent spreading of disease. Farms within a ten kilometer radius of the infected site are restricted from moving any poultry products including eggs out of the area. . .
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