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African Swine Fever Spreads in Serbia, Leading to Culling

African Swine Fever (ASF) has been registered in 18 municipalities across Serbia, affecting 496 farms and leading to the culling of over 10,500 pigs this year. The regions of Srem, Mačva, parts of the Kolubara district, and Belgrade are identified as the most vulnerable areas.

10 Jul, 12:38 — 10 Jul, 12:38
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inquirerMostly Factual5h ago

ASF strikes hogs at Benguet mine town near Baguio border

BAGUIO CITY — Over 70 pigs have tested positive for African swine fever (ASF) at Barangay Tuding in the Benguet mining town of Itogon, prompting local authorities to begin “depopulation” operations and control the movement of live hogs and pork products along the borders.  Municipal Veterinarian Dr. Franklin P. Balanban said the culling covers hogs

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First report: danas · 10 Jul, 08:00Full coverage: 5 · 7hWindow: 7h
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danas10 Jul, 08:00First to report

Gde su žarišta afričke kuge svinja?

cdm-me10 Jul, 08:37

Zbog afričke kuge svinja najugroženiji Srem, Mačva, dio Kolubarskog okruga i Beograd

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n1-serbia10 Jul, 11:40

Afrička kuga svinja ove godine registrovana na 496 gazdinstava u Srbiji, eutanazirano više od 10.500 grla

inquirer10 Jul, 12:38

ASF strikes hogs at Benguet mine town near Baguio border

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jutarnji-list10 Jul, 14:56Latest update

Afrička svinjska kuga registrirana u 18 općina diljem Srbije, uvode se stroge mjere

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