Saturday, 15 Feb 2020 11:48 PM MYT
SHANGHAI, Feb 15 — China’s government told local authorities today to allow companies involved in feed production and poultry slaughtering to resume work as soon as possible and overcome disruptions caused by the coronavirus outbreak.
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