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African Swine Fever Detected in Wild Boars in Finland for First Time
African Swine Fever (ASF) has been detected in wild boars in Virolahti, Finland, marking the first time the dreaded disease has spread to the country. This discovery poses a significant and long-feared threat to Finland's pig farming industry.
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yle-uutisetFinnish1d ago
Analyysi: Afrikkalainen sikarutto nyt Suomessa – odotettu ja pelätty uhka
Ruotsin tapaus vuodelta 2024 osoittaa, että taudin eteneminen on pysäytettävissä, kirjoittaa taloustoimittaja Jarmo Koponen.
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Taudit | Afrikkalainen sikarutto levisi ensi kertaa Suomeen
Pelättyä virusta löytyi kuolleista villisian porsaista Vironlahdella Itä-Suomessa.
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