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Impossible to eradicate African swine fever in Latvia in near future
BC, Riga, 09.04.2015.
It will be impossible to eradicate African swine fever in Latvia in the near future, the head of the Food and Veterinary Service, Maris Balodis, said in an interview with Latvian Television, cites LETA.
He said that the disease has reached Vidzeme Province, which has a dense population of wild boars. The virus has spread from individual animals to larger packs of boars...
Swine fever quarantine declared in several districts
Today, 10:23 | Society
Byline:
eng.lsm.lv, Latvian Public Broadcasting English-language service
The Latvian Food and Venterinary Service (PVD) has declared quarantine in several more districts of the eastern Latvian municipality of Vilaka that have been affected by African swine fever (ASF), reported BNS via an announcement published in the Latvijas Vēstnesis official gazette on Thursday.
The new ASF quarantine zone includes the districts of Vecumi, Medneva and Skilbeni in the municipality of Vilaka.
The veterinary authority explained that the necessity to establish the new quarantine zone arose after the ASF virus was found in several wild boars in Vecumi.
As many as 400 wild boars in Latvia have tested positive for ASF this year. The last case of ASF in domestic pigs was reported on July 6.
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