African Swine Fever in Kinmen
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Taiwan has detected African Swine Fever in a dead pig carcass found on Kinmen's coast. Authorities have halted pork exports from Kinmen for a week following the discovery. The carcass tested positive for the disease.
African Swine Fever detected in dead pig carcass on Taiwan's Kinmen coast
- Taiwanese coast guard personnel discovered a dead pig carcass on the shore in Kinmen, which later tested positive for African swine fever. - The Minister of the Mainland Affairs Council emphasized the Coast Guard's strict adherence to standard operating procedures in handling the situation. - Authorities are urging the public not to carry or smuggle pork products into Taiwan, with penalties up t…
Taiwan's Kinmen Completes Topping-Out Ceremony for Lieyu Service Center and Bridge Exhibition Hall
- The topping-out ceremony was held for the Lieyu Township Service Transfer Center and Kinmen Bridge Exhibition Hall in Kinmen, Taiwan. - The project, costing NT$116 million, aims to become a new land…
African Swine Fever Detected in Floating Pig Carcass; Kinmen Halts Pork Exports for a Week
- A dead pig carcass found floating near Kinmen, Taiwan, has tested positive for African swine fever. - Authorities have temporarily suspended the export of pork and processed pork products from Kinme…
Taiwan Halts Kinmen Pork Shipments After African Swine Fever Discovery
- A pig carcass found on a Kinmen beach tested positive for African swine fever (ASF). - President Lai Ching-te announced an immediate halt to pork product shipments from Kinmen to Taiwan's main islan…