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African swine fever case list

African swine fever continues to spread in China. Most new cases this month have been in Liaoning Province, and large farms with thousands of head have been infected. Today, the Ministry of Agriculture acknowledged the first case in Shanxi Province (although previous reports found infected meat in markets in Shanxi earlier this month). Below is a compilation of all the cases reported on the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs web site since August 1, 2018.

African swine fever cases reported by China Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs (NR=not reported)
Month Day Province City Location Farm size
(head) 		Sickened Mortality
Oct 17 Shanxi Datong Farm 15 7 4
Oct 16 Liaoning Panjin City Farm 161 43 43
Oct 15 Liaoning Tieling City Farmer co-op 6,640 50 14
Oct 15 Liaoning Tieling City Farm 4,323 1,030 1,030
Oct 15 Liaoning Tieling City Farm 3,223 31 20
Oct 14 Liaoning Jinzhou City Farm 19,938 221 221
Oct 14 Liaoning Jinzhou City Farm 1,571 109 109
Oct 14 Liaoning Jinzhou City Farm 270 129 129
Oct 14 Liaoning Anshan City Farm 180 14 14
Oct 12 Tianjin Yinzhou District Farm 639 292 189
Oct 12 Liaoning Anshan City Farm 120 88 72
Oct 11 Liaoning Dalian City Farm 1,353 20 11
Oct 8 Liaoning Anshan City Farm 460 160 160
Oct 7 Liaoning Yingkou City Farm 3,358 334 93
Sept 28 Liaoning Yingkou City Five farms 378 NR 102
Sept 28 Jilin Songyuan City Farm 44 8 3
Sept 22 Inner Mongolia Hohhot Slaughterhouse 388 4 2
Sept 17 Jilin Gongzhuling Farm 484 56 56
Sept 17 Inner Mongolia Xing'an League Farm 138 23 22
Sept 15 Inner Mongolia Xilin Gol League Farm 159 14 8
Sept 12 Inner Mongolia Abaqi Banner Farm NR 16 16
Sept 12 Henan Jiaxian County Farm NR 148 64
Sept 12 Inner Mongolia Xilin Gol League Farm NR 16 16
Sept 12 Henan Xinxiang City Farm NR 148 64
Sept 10 Anhui Tongling City Farm 219 63 23
Sept 6 Heilongjiang Jiamusi City Farm 203 26 10
Sept 6 Anhui Wuhu City Farm 30 13 4
Sept 6 Anhui Xuancheng City Farm 52 15 15
Sept 6 Anhui Quzhou City Farm 886 62 22
Sept 5 Heilongjiang Jiamusi City Farm 87 39 12
Sept 3 Jiangsu Wuxi City Farm 97 12 9
Sept 3 Anhui Xuancheng City Farm 308 152 83
Sept 2 Anhui Xuancheng City Farm 285 NR 40
Sept 2 Anhui Xuancheng City Farm 440 NR 94
Aug 29 Anhui Wuhu City Farm 459 185 80
Aug 17 Zhejiang Wenzhou City 3 Farmers NR 430 340
Aug 15 Jiangsu Lianyungang Farm NR 615 88
Aug 14 Henan Zhengzhou Slaughterhouse 260 30 30
Aug 1 Liaoning Shenyang City farm 383 47 47
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Where is the virus coming from? https://www.pigprogress.net/Health/Articles/2018/10/Where-did-Chinas-ASF-infection-come-from-348116E/?cmpid=SOC%7CTwitter%7CPigProgress
October 20, 2018 at 10:45 AM
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