More ASF farm outbreaks reported in central Europe, Asia, East Africa

In Europe, more herds of domestic pigs have been hit by African swine fever (ASF) in Hungary, Moldova, Poland and Romania, while there are widespread new cases in wild boar.

Young pigs in indoor farm enclosure with green flooring and blue feeding stations
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In recent updates, the Hungarian authorities confirmed that three more herds of domestic swine have tested positive for the African swine fever (ASF) virus.

These bring the nation’s total to four outbreaks in this population, after Hungary recorded its first ASF outbreak in farmed pigs at the start of June. For some years, cases of ASF in wild boar have been detected in several counties.

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