Korean bird flu spreads throughout the country

Bazhong Online reported on Jan. 3 that the bird flu epidemic in South Korea has continued for a month. However, it has still not been controlled. At present, South Korea’s security agency has already killed nearly 30 million birds and will continue to implement it until the epidemic is brought under control. During this time, the price of Korean eggs also rose, reaching the highest price in 20 years.

According to the Yonhap News Agency, data released by the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry, Livestock and Food of the Republic of Korea on the 3rd showed that as of the zero hour on the 3rd, 30.33 million sick birds in South Korea were culled due to the infection of highly pathogenic avian influenza. The largest number of chickens reached 25.82 million.

According to the report, it is gratifying to note that there were fewer than two suspected cases of bird flu infection in a week, which proved that the government had effectively controlled the bird flu epidemic to some extent. The number of slaughtered poultry keeps increasing

Egg prices have been the highest since 1996

With the spread of the bird flu epidemic in South Korea, the price of eggs has continued to rise, and many residents have begun to call eggs "golden eggs."

South Korea’s “Central Daily” reported on December 28 that the price of 30 eggs in a supermarket was 12,000 won (about 69 yuan). Housewife Jin Naying, who lives in Chungcheongnam-do, said: “The soaring price of eggs, or even golden eggs, is not unreasonable.” The report said that the average retail price of a single egg nationwide is now nearly 8,000 won ($46). RMB).

According to data from the Korea Agricultural and Fishery Products Distribution Corporation, the price of a single egg reached 7,510 won on December 26, the highest since the statistics in 1996. One day later, this record was refreshed again by the price of 7,940 won.

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