Quarantine has been extended in one of the outbreaks of ASF in the Vladimir region, Russia until November

Published 2021년 10월 11일

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The article reports that the quarantine in the Russian village of Petrokovo, introduced due to the detection of the African swine fever (ASF) virus in August, will be extended until October 30. The quarantine, which was implemented to control the spread of the virus, includes restrictions on the movement of pigs and the hunting of wild boar within a radius of 8 km. Since the beginning of 2021, the Vladimir region has seen 12 outbreaks of ASF, primarily on personal subsidiary farms. The article suggests that wild fauna may be a contributing factor in the spread of the virus on farms.

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Vladimir. October 11. INTERFAX-CENTER - The African swine fever (ASF) quarantine, established in the village of Petrokovo in the Vladimir region at the end of August, is extended until October 30, follows from the published decree of the acting governor of the region, Alexander Avdeev. According to the document, in August of this year, the ASF virus was detected in a personal subsidiary farm in the village of Petrokovo, Murom district. The territory of the economy was recognized as an epizootic focus. The quarantine measures, which were introduced before September 29, included a ban on import and export, as well as the slaughter of pigs from the territory of the ASF outbreak and the threatened zone within a radius of 8 km. In addition, all types of hunting and the preparation of wild boar for meat were prohibited in the Murom region. According to the Rosselkhoznadzor Administration for the Vladimir ...

Source: Kvedomosti