Monday, 8 October 2018

PRO/AH> African swine fever - Europe (49): Belgium (LX) wild, spread, milit camp, epidem

African Swine Fever -- Belgium
Two cadavers of wild boar, infected with African swine fever [ASF], have been found in the military camp 'Lagland' near Arlon [Luxembourg province] [see commentary].
The boars had probably died in early September [2018], possibly as the 1st animals that became infected and spread the virus, according to 'De Standaard' [].
To date, how the virus ended up in Belgium is a matter for speculation.
Possible explanations are that wild boar ate contaminated food waste, or that 'hunting

Read more about it at HealthMap Global Disease Alerts via http://healthmap.org/ln.php?6077363&promed&0

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