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Friday, June 15, 2007
Print This Page Georgians Halt Spread of Swine Fever
GEORGIA - Authorities have prevented a major spread of African swine fever that killed 30,000 pigs and prompted a UN warning of potentially catastrophic economic consequences, the Georgian deputy agriculture minister said Thursday.Authorities have taken a series of measures in recent months to contain the outbreak, including isolating pigs and prohibiting their transport, killing pigs whose owners cannot be found and disinfecting vehicles leaving areas affected by the disease, Bakur Kvezereli said.
"Today we can say that thanks to the measures that have been taken, we have managed to prevent the further spread of the epidemic," the deputy minister said.
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Source: The Moscow Times.com
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