China’s agriculture ministry late on Sunday confirmed the first outbreak of African swine fever in the country’s Tibet Autonomous Region. China has confirmed that African swine fever has been discovered in the Tibet Autonomous Region. The disease was first detected on June 15 and is believed to have originated from a pig farm near Lhasa. The outbreak was found in two counties and one district of the city of Linzhi, near the Indian border with Tibet, and 55 pigs have been killed as a result.
China has confirmed that African swine fever has been discovered in the Tibet Autonomous Region. The disease was first detected on June 15 and is believed to have originated from a pig farm near Lhasa. The outbreak was found in two counties and one district of the city of Linzhi, near the Indian border with Tibet, and 55 pigs have been killed as a result.