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More than 500,000 chickens have been euthanized in the Australian state of Victoria .
Strict quarantine zones restricting the movement of birds and equipment have also been put in place.
The highly pathogenic H7N3 strain of avian influenza has been found on four farms.
Japan and the United States have temporarily banned imports of poultry from Victoria .
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