ASF continues to wreak havoc in Indonesia’s East Nusa Tenggara, killing pigs beyond East Flores and Kupang regencies and spreading to other areas. Melky Angsar of Provincial Livestock Agency said ASF killed 252 pigs from mid-December to January 24, including 39 pigs in Kupang City, 75 pigs in Kupan...
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ASF continues to wreak havoc in Indonesia’s East Nusa Tenggara, killing pigs beyond East Flores and Kupang regencies and spreading to other areas. Melky Angsar of Provincial Livestock Agency said ASF killed 252 pigs from mid-December to January 24, including 39 pigs in Kupang City, 75 pigs in Kupan...
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ASF continues to wreak havoc in Indonesia’s East Nusa Tenggara, killing pigs beyond East Flores and Kupang regencies and spreading to other areas. Melky Angsar of Provincial Livestock Agency said ASF killed 252 pigs from mid-December to January 24, including 39 pigs in Kupang City, 75 pigs in Kupan...
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ASF continues to wreak havoc in Indonesia’s East Nusa Tenggara, killing pigs beyond East Flores and Kupang regencies and spreading to other areas. Melky Angsar of Provincial Livestock Agency said ASF killed 252 pigs from mid-December to January 24, including 39 pigs in Kupang City, 75 pigs in Kupan...
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ASF continues to wreak havoc in Indonesia’s East Nusa Tenggara, killing pigs beyond East Flores and Kupang regencies and spreading to other areas. Melky Angsar of Provincial Livestock Agency said ASF killed 252 pigs from mid-December to January 24, including 39 pigs in Kupang City, 75 pigs in Kupan...
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ASF continues to wreak havoc in Indonesia’s East Nusa Tenggara, killing pigs beyond East Flores and Kupang regencies and spreading to other areas. Melky Angsar of Provincial Livestock Agency said ASF killed 252 pigs from mid-December to January 24, including 39 pigs in Kupang City, 75 pigs in Kupan...
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ASF continues to wreak havoc in Indonesia’s East Nusa Tenggara, killing pigs beyond East Flores and Kupang regencies and spreading to other areas. Melky Angsar of Provincial Livestock Agency said ASF killed 252 pigs from mid-December to January 24, including 39 pigs in Kupang City, 75 pigs in Kupan...
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ASF continues to wreak havoc in Indonesia’s East Nusa Tenggara, killing pigs beyond East Flores and Kupang regencies and spreading to other areas. Melky Angsar of Provincial Livestock Agency said ASF killed 252 pigs from mid-December to January 24, including 39 pigs in Kupang City, 75 pigs in Kupan...
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ASF continues to wreak havoc in Indonesia’s East Nusa Tenggara, killing pigs beyond East Flores and Kupang regencies and spreading to other areas. Melky Angsar of Provincial Livestock Agency said ASF killed 252 pigs from mid-December to January 24, including 39 pigs in Kupang City, 75 pigs in Kupan...
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ASF continues to wreak havoc in Indonesia’s East Nusa Tenggara, killing pigs beyond East Flores and Kupang regencies and spreading to other areas. Melky Angsar of Provincial Livestock Agency said ASF killed 252 pigs from mid-December to January 24, including 39 pigs in Kupang City, 75 pigs in Kupan...
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ASF continues to wreak havoc in Indonesia’s East Nusa Tenggara, killing pigs beyond East Flores and Kupang regencies and spreading to other areas. Melky Angsar of Provincial Livestock Agency said ASF killed 252 pigs from mid-December to January 24, including 39 pigs in Kupang City, 75 pigs in Kupan...
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ASF continues to wreak havoc in Indonesia’s East Nusa Tenggara, killing pigs beyond East Flores and Kupang regencies and spreading to other areas. Melky Angsar of Provincial Livestock Agency said ASF killed 252 pigs from mid-December to January 24, including 39 pigs in Kupang City, 75 pigs in Kupan...
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ASF continues to wreak havoc in Indonesia’s East Nusa Tenggara, killing pigs beyond East Flores and Kupang regencies and spreading to other areas. Melky Angsar of Provincial Livestock Agency said ASF killed 252 pigs from mid-December to January 24, including 39 pigs in Kupang City, 75 pigs in Kupan...
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ASF continues to wreak havoc in Indonesia’s East Nusa Tenggara, killing pigs beyond East Flores and Kupang regencies and spreading to other areas. Melky Angsar of Provincial Livestock Agency said ASF killed 252 pigs from mid-December to January 24, including 39 pigs in Kupang City, 75 pigs in Kupan...
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ASF continues to wreak havoc in Indonesia’s East Nusa Tenggara, killing pigs beyond East Flores and Kupang regencies and spreading to other areas. Melky Angsar of Provincial Livestock Agency said ASF killed 252 pigs from mid-December to January 24, including 39 pigs in Kupang City, 75 pigs in Kupan...
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ASF continues to wreak havoc in Indonesia’s East Nusa Tenggara, killing pigs beyond East Flores and Kupang regencies and spreading to other areas. Melky Angsar of Provincial Livestock Agency said ASF killed 252 pigs from mid-December to January 24, including 39 pigs in Kupang City, 75 pigs in Kupan...
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ASF continues to wreak havoc in Indonesia’s East Nusa Tenggara, killing pigs beyond East Flores and Kupang regencies and spreading to other areas. Melky Angsar of Provincial Livestock Agency said ASF killed 252 pigs from mid-December to January 24, including 39 pigs in Kupang City, 75 pigs in Kupan...
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