New outbreak of African swine fever kills 3,000 pigs in Indonesia
2020-02-28 06:55
JAKARTA: Indonesia is tightening curbs on the transport of pigs and pork products after nearly 3,000 animals died in a new outbreak of African swine fever in an eastern province bordering East Timor, the agriculture ministry said on Friday (Feb 28).
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