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South Korea buries tens of thousands of animals amid foot-and-mouth outbreak

South Korea has reportedly killed and buried tens of thousands of animals in response to foot-and-mouth disease. The outbreak is causing substantial agricultural losses.

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Large-scale livestock culling can disrupt food production and impose significant economic costs.

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  1. South Korea: Latest Animal Killing Statistics Update on Foot and Mouth – Not Good Reading; Tens of Thousands Buried Alive. ↗serbiananimalsvoice.com · Recorded source date: Sep 2, 2026, 6:17 AM UTC

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