Hundreds of bats culled in Indonesia to 'prevent spread' of the coronavirus

South China Morning Post 2020-03-16

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Authorities in Surakarta, Indonesia, have culled hundreds of bats found at a local animal market, in what they call a bid to curb the pandemic.

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