BelgiumEvidence for African Swine Fever in province of Luxembourg

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According to Belgian media, bones found north of Virton tested positive for the disease.

Published: 10.01.20 13:47, Update: 10.01.20 14:55

The bones are reportedly between 3 and 6 months old. No less than 4,568 wild boars were tested for African Swine Fever since the epidemic started. 831 of them were found to carry the virus.

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