Indonesia Still Exporting Fish to China Even After Virus Discovered
A worker arranges fish ahead of auction at the Muara Angke port in Jakarta, Indonesia.
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Indonesia continues to sell fish to China after the coronavirus was discovered on the packaging of a local seafood exporter’s products, the Marine Affairs and Fisheries Ministry said.