Seventeen additional cases of African swine fever have been detected in wild boars in Singapore, bringing the total to 18. The disease has been found in forested areas and nature parks across the country. Despite the outbreak, the World Organisation for Animal Health has declared the situation as 'sufficiently stable'. The National Parks Board is studying how the virus reached Singapore, and has confirmed that the disease only affects pigs and does not pose a public health risk. The Philippines has imposed a temporary ban on the import of pork products from Singapore to prevent the spread of the disease.