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African Swine Fever Found In Wild Pigs Of Mizoram: Report

ASF yet to be contained in Mizoram, over 1,700 pigs dead

Last Updated: ASF Yet To Be Contained In Mizoram, Over 1,700 Pigs Dead ASF yet to be contained in Mizoram, over 1,700 pigs dead Aizawl, May 7 (PTI) The African Swine Fever (ASF), which killed more than 1,700 pigs in over a month in Mizoram, is yet to be contained, an official said on Friday. The disease is spreading to other areas even though the daily death toll in the epicentre showed a declining trend for a few weeks, Animal Husbandry and Veterinary Department Joint Director (Livestock Health) Dr Lalhmingthanga told PTI. Earlier the state government had declared Lungsen village and Electric Veng in Lunglei district, Armed Veng and Edenthar neighbourhoods in Aizawl, Keitum village in Serchhip district, and a locality, Vaipi-I, in south Mizoram s Siaha town as the epicentres of the ASF.

125 Pigs Dead In Mizoram, Preliminary Test Indicates African Swine Fever

125 Pigs Dead In Mizoram, Preliminary Test Indicates African Swine Fever Tissue and blood samples were sent to the National Institute of High Security Animal Disease (NIHSAD) in Bhopal on Wednesday for a confirmatory test Representational Image Outlook Web Bureau 2021-04-08T08:35:11+05:30 125 Pigs Dead In Mizoram, Preliminary Test Indicates African Swine Fever outlookindia.com 2021-04-08T08:36:30+05:30 As many as 125 pigs have died at Mizoram’s Lungsen village since March 21. According to an official, a preliminary test indicated African Swine Fever (ASF) as the main cause behind the unusual pig deaths in a Mizoram village. Samples from the dead pigs were tested at the College of Veterinary Science and Animal Husbandry in Selesih near Aizawl on Monday as a part of the preliminary investigation, Animal Husbandry and Veterinary Department Joint Director (Livestock Health) Dr Lalhmingthanga said.

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