Hungary will cull 3,000 domestic pigs following the first report of African swine fever in the country. The virus was detected on a farm located in the village of Vallaj, situated in the eastern county of Szabolcs-Szatmar-Bereg. African swine fever is highly contagious and deadly for pigs, but it does not affect humans.
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Hungary to cull 3,000 pigs after African swine fever outbreak
Hungary is set to cull 3,000 pigs due to an outbreak of African swine fever, which was first reported on a farm in Vallaj, Szabolcs-Szatmar-Bereg county. The virus poses no threat to human health but is lethal to pigs.
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Hungary to kill 3,000 domestic pigs following country’s first report of African swine fever
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