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[Summary] => STA. MARIA, Bulacan – At least 165 kilos of “hot” meat were confiscated by police and the provincial veterinarian while two men were arrested in an operation at Barangay Sta. Cruz here yesterday.
Superintendent Ronald De Jesus, the chief of police of this town identified the arrested persons as Ariel Cruz and Bautista Fruta, both of Barangay Catmon, while transporting 165 kilos of “hot” meat.
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ANGELES CITY — The chief of the Bureau of Animal Industry (BAI) said yesterday the fatal disease which has killed piglets in Bulacan could have found its way to Batangas.
Dr. Divino Catbagan, BAI director, told The STAR that the Philippine College of Swine Practitioners (PCSP) is now examining the case of a farm in Sto. Rosario, Batangas for the development of an experimental vaccine against the disease, which was first reported to have killed scores of piglets in several towns in Bulacan earlier this year.
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This, amid the possibility that viruses causing them could have mutated into yet unknown strains.
Government veterinarians said partial quarantine has been enforced in five Bulacan towns where a significant number of piglets have died this year.
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Dr. Felipe Bartolome, acting provincial veterinarian, told The STAR that tests using a special equipment provided by a local veterinary supplier confirmed that PED caused the deaths of several piglets in a number of hog farms in Bulacan.
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Superintendent Ronald De Jesus, the chief of police of this town identified the arrested persons as Ariel Cruz and Bautista Fruta, both of Barangay Catmon, while transporting 165 kilos of “hot” meat.
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Dr. Divino Catbagan, BAI director, told The STAR that the Philippine College of Swine Practitioners (PCSP) is now examining the case of a farm in Sto. Rosario, Batangas for the development of an experimental vaccine against the disease, which was first reported to have killed scores of piglets in several towns in Bulacan earlier this year.
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This, amid the possibility that viruses causing them could have mutated into yet unknown strains.
Government veterinarians said partial quarantine has been enforced in five Bulacan towns where a significant number of piglets have died this year.
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Dr. Felipe Bartolome, acting provincial veterinarian, told The STAR that tests using a special equipment provided by a local veterinary supplier confirmed that PED caused the deaths of several piglets in a number of hog farms in Bulacan.
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