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Peste suina, catastrofe in Asia

La malattia, non pericolosa per l'uomo, ha causato la perdita di 5 milioni di maiali in un anno

In Asia quasi 5 milioni di suini sono morti o sono stati abbattuti a causa del diffondersi della peste suina africana (ASF), malattia infettiva che colpisce maiali domestici e cinghiali e che è stata rilevata per la prima volta in Asia esattamente un anno fa. Lo rende noto un comunicato della FAO. Pur non essendo pericolosa per l'uomo, la malattia miete vittime tra i suini con percentuali vicine al...

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Roma, RM, Italia, 08/21/2019 06:00
EFA News - European Food Agency

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