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BORDER WATCH. A personnel of the Office of the City Veterinarian checks the transport permit of live pigs at the Barangay Licomo border in Zamboanga City in this undated photo. African swine fever cases have spread to 27 villages as of Friday (Aug. 12, 2022). (OCVet photo) ZAMBOANGA CITY - The Office of the City Veterinarian (OCVet) continued to call on the public to monitor and immediately report hog illnesses and deaths. Dr. Mario Arriola, OCVet chief, issued the appeal Saturday as the city remains in the red (infected) zone classification of the African swine fever (ASF) monitoring of the Department of Agriculture as cases continue to spread. Arriola said the number of villages with ASF cases rose to 27 from 22 as of Friday, with 799 hog raisers affected. Hog mortalities soared to 2,977 while 872 have been culled during the last seven days. The number of affected villages are spread out in all seven veterinary districts Tumaga (9), San Roque (2), Manicahan (3), Curuan (2), Vitali

San roqueCebu cityMario arriolaDepartment of agricultureOffice of the city veterinarian ocvetCity veterinarianBorder watcha personnel of the office city veterinarian checks transport permit live pigs at barangay licomo in zamboanga this undated photo african swine fever cases have spread to 27 villages as friday aug 12022 ocvet photo zamboanga city the office of veterinarian continued to call on public monitor and immediately report hog illnesses deaths dr mario arriolaCvet chiefSsued the appeal saturday as city remains in red infected zone classification of african swine fever asf monitoring department agriculture cases continue to spread arriola said number villages with rose 27 from 22 fridayIth 799 hog raisers affected mortalities soared to 2977 while 872 have been culled during the last seven days number of affected villages are spread out in all veterinary districts tumaga 9An roque 2Anicahan 3Uruan 2Itali 5