How ASF was eradicated in the Czech Republic

07-06-2019 | | |
A dead wild boar in the Czech landscape in 2017. A possible ASF candidate   so it needs removing quickly. Photo: SVA
A dead wild boar in the Czech landscape in 2017. A possible ASF candidate so it needs removing quickly. Photo: SVA
Of all the European countries that detected outbreaks of African Swine Fever in recent years, the Czech Republic has been the only one to actually eradicate the virus again. Strict control measures, strict biosecurity and a coordinated approach played a part in the successful eradication of the virus. Here is how that went. The Czech Republic detected its first occurrence of African Swine Fever virus (ASFv) after passive surveillance that started in 2014. ASFv was detected in two wild boars, wh


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