Nine boars found dead in Spanish swine fever outbreak
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- Spanish authorities have deployed hundreds of police officers, wildlife rangers, and military personnel to contain an outbreak of African swine fever (ASF) detected in Bellaterra, near Barcelona, where nine wild boars have been found dead. The virus poses a significant threat to Spain's pork export industry, valued at €8.8 billion annually.
- The outbreak's containment is crucial as the ASF virus can severely impact the pork supply chain, potentially leading to economic losses and trade restrictions. The swift response by authorities highlights the urgency to protect the agricultural sector and maintain Spain's position in the global pork market.
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