African Swine Fever Re-emerges in Vietnam's Nghe An Province, Hitting Smallholders
African Swine Fever is re-emerging in Vietnam's central Nghe An Province, leading to the culling of over 7,300 pigs. Small-scale farmers in mountainous areas are particularly affected, with heavy rains and dispersed farming practices exacerbating the risk of spread.
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