Vinh Long Province Proactively Tackles African Swine Fever at Grassroots Level
Amidst the spread of African Swine Fever (ASF) across Vietnam, Vinh Long Province is implementing comprehensive measures, including localized outbreak containment, strict slaughter management, and enhanced training for local officials, to stabilize the regional livestock sector.
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