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| African swine fever "attacked" Hoang Mai town quite late, but the damage was severe, at one point 7 tons of pigs had to be destroyed in Quynh Di commune (photo taken on May 23). Photo: Hoang Mai |
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| Faced with that situation, veterinary forces deployed to spray chemicals to disinfect and sterilize the epidemic areas in Quynh Di commune. Photo: Hoang Mai. |
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| Currently, Hoang Mai town has set up many quarantine checkpoints at locations where African swine fever has occurred in Quynh Lien, Quynh Di... In the photo: Forces on duty at checkpoints disinfect vehicles on May 27. Photo: Thanh Yen |
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| In Quynh Luu, African swine fever is also becoming more complicated. Pig farms in Quynh Bang commune (the epidemic area) are proactively taking measures to prevent the disease. Photo: Viet Hung |
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| In Quynh Bang commune (Quynh Luu), 4 quarantine checkpoints were established, each checkpoint mobilized 4-5 people/shift; taking turns day and night to control, spray disinfectants, and sterilize. Photo taken on May 24. Photo: Viet Hung |
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| After the announcement of a temporary suspension of pig transportation, trading, and slaughtering, markets in Quynh Luong commune (Quynh Luu) complied with regulations and stopped selling pork. Photo: Viet Hung |
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| Communes in Quynh Luu still have African swine fever. Graphics: Lam Tung |
Quynh Luu district has 33 pig farms, 24 mixed farms; about 30 pig farms and mixed farms... The total herd is more than 38,000 pigs; of which there are more than 5,570 sows, 21,121 pigs for meat and 11,123 sows. Up to now, Quynh Luu has recorded 3 outbreaks of African swine fever in Son Hai, Quynh Luong and Quynh Bang communes.
In Hoang Mai town, there are currently over 20,000 pigs, including 5 farms and 36 households. African swine fever outbreaks were detected in Quynh Thien ward, Quynh Di ward and Quynh Lien commune.
