Swine Fever Found for the First Time in Lappeenranta
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The bodies were found in Hujakkala, Lappeenranta.
The Finnish Food Authority plans to expand the core area established to prevent the spread of African swine fever later this week.
In the fight against swine fever, efforts will soon shift to reducing wild boars in the core area.
For example, forestry work and soil cultivation are no longer restricted, but machinery used in the core area must be washed and disinfected if it is moved outside the area.
The Finnish Food Authority is preparing to fence off the core area of African swine fever in southeastern Finland, Yle reports.
Wild boars infected with African swine fever have been found in Hujakkala, Lappeenranta, according to the Finnish Food Authority. These are the first cases found in Lappeenranta. The article African swine fever found in Lappeenranta for the first time was first published on SSS.fi.
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