Vietnam ASF vaccine effective against new virus strain

Further outbreaks in Asia’s domestic swine, while in Europe, the number of ASF outbreaks in wild boar this year has passed 2,000.

March 9, 2026

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In Vietnam, a recently completed trial demonstrates that the DTLCP vaccine is also effective in protecting swine from the virus strain currently circulating in the country.

According to local media Vietnam, the trial involved 32 pigs, all of which were infected with the new ASF virus. Half of the animals received the vaccine, and all were monitored for 69 days.

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