African swine fever: Another 25,000 animals are killed in Romania
Another infectious nodule has been identified in a backyard farm in Honorici, also in Timis County.
According to Németh Zoltán, Prefect of Timis County, the local authorities have taken the necessary measures to isolate the settlements: all pigs are killed on the affected commercial pig farm and backyard, and the 13-kilometer area of the two settlements has been monitored. Due to the large number of animals, it takes at least ten days to kill and bury the carcasses. (MTI)
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