| By the time of March 13, 2019, the reported cases of African swine fever in China had reached 113, covering 33,040,17 live pigs on the affected farm, and 12,284 dead pigs. |
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The above 113 cases of African swine fever occurred in Liaoning 辽宁, Henan 河南, Jiangsu 江苏, Zhejiang 浙江, Anhui 安徽, Heilongjiang 黑龙江, Inner Mongolia 内蒙古, Jilin 吉林, Tianjin 天津, Shanxi 山西, Yunnan 云南, Hunan 湖南, Guizhou 贵州, Chongqing 重庆, Hubei 湖北, Jiangxi 江西, Fujian 福建, Sichuan 四川, Shanghai 上海, Beijing 北京, Shanxi 山西, Qinghai 青海, Guangdong 广东, Gansu 甘肃, Shandong 山东, Guangxi 广西, Hebei 河北 and other provinces. At present, only Tibet, Xinjiang, Hainan, Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan have not reported the epidemic. |
Distribution of African swine fever in China
Note: No data has not been announced by Hebei Province.
Source: Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs|
Among the 112 outbreaks that have been reported, the number of epidemics, infected live pigs, and dead pigs in each province and city are as follows. The areas with high numbers of pigs in the epidemic include Heilongjiang, Jiangsu, Liaoning, and Guangxi. A total of 6 epidemics occurred in Heilongjiang, covering 74,449 pigs, with an incidence of 5,044 and 4,158 deaths; 3 in Jiangsu, covering 73,703 pigs, with an incidence of 3,079 and 1,466 deaths; 18 in Liaoning, covering 42,358 pigs, with an incidence of 2,378 and 2,065 deaths; 2 in Guangxi, covering 26,727 pigs, with an incidence of 1,653 and 944 deaths. |
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At present, the provinces where the ASF has been completely lifted include: Anhui, Beijing, Fujian, Guangdong, Guizhou, Henan, Hubei, Jiangsu, Jiangxi, Liaoning, Inner Mongolia, Qinghai, Shanxi, Shanghai, Tianjin, Yunnan, Zhejiang, Chongqing, Gansu. Ningxia. |
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Until now, the provinces where the ASF has not been completely lifted include: Heilongjiang (1), Hunan (1), Jilin (1 wild boar epidemic), Shanxi (1), Guangxi (2), and Shandong (1) ), Yunnan (1), Hebei (1), Inner Mongolia (1), Sichuan (1). |
Statistics on the number of cases and deaths in ASF
Source: Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs