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[Title] => Flying piglets and the big bad wolf
[Summary] => Once upon a time there were three very special little pigs who lived by a nuclear plant.
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[Title] => DA: No swine disease in region
[Summary] => Department of Agriculture regional director Eduardo Lecciones has assured that meat in Region VII is safe from viral diseases unlike in Region IV where the Transmissible Gastroenteritis or Porcine Epidemic Diarrhea has caused meat prices to soar.
The swine farms in Region IV have suffered up to 100 percent in mortality rate. The disease attacks suckling piglets.
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[Title] => Strange virus killing piglets in Bulacan
[Summary] => ANGELES CITY — A strange fatal virus causing diarrhea among piglets in Bulacan has continued to baffle veterinarians who now fear that if the viral ailment spreads, there could be a shortage of pork in Metro Manila in three months.
Dr. Jose Carillo, chief of the veterinary disease prevention and regulatory division of the Bulacan provincial government, told The STAR that at least five medium-sized swine farms have been placed under full quarantine amid reports that the viral diarrhea is highly contagious.
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The swine farms in Region IV have suffered up to 100 percent in mortality rate. The disease attacks suckling piglets.
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Dr. Jose Carillo, chief of the veterinary disease prevention and regulatory division of the Bulacan provincial government, told The STAR that at least five medium-sized swine farms have been placed under full quarantine amid reports that the viral diarrhea is highly contagious.
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November 14, 2015 - 9:00am
