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African swine fever could kill 200 million Chinese pigs

Pig farmer Han Yi prepares antibiotic shots for his pigs on his farm at a village in Changtu county, Liaoning province, China January 17, 2019. Picture taken January 17, 2019. REUTERS/Ryan Woo - RC1CAB8B1EE0

There have been outbreaks of African swine fever all across China. Image: REUTERS/Ryan Woo

Sybille de La Hamaide
Journalist, Reuters
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