15K views · 138 reactions | African swine fever (ASF) affecting both domestic and wild pigs. It can be transmitted among live and dead pigs, as well as other contaminated items like feed, clothing, and equipment, to name a few. While there is currently no approved vaccine for ASF, it does not put humans at risk. Read more at https://www.oie.int/en/animal-health-in-the-world/animal-diseases/african-swine-fever/ | Department of Agriculture - Philippines | Facebook

🦠 African Swine Fever: a shared challenge for wildlife and farming African Swine Fever (ASF) remains one of the most serious animal diseases affecting wild boar and domestic pigs across Europe. It has no cure and no effective treatment, and its spread threatens biodiversity, farming livelihoods and rural economies. ASF spreads mainly through: • direct contact between wild boar and pigs • contaminated meat products and waste • human activity (vehicles, footwear, equipment) 🎯 The role of hunters