African Swine Fever (ASF) was detected for the first time in Belgium and Western Europe in September '18, follow the latest developments here.
Outbreaks and transport bans
- Red zones: Belgium
- Blue zones: France
- Purple zones: Luxembourg
- Green lines: Fences (in place or under construction)
ASF Belgium updates
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![ASF Belgium: 400+ infected boar; France steps up measures. Photo: AFP]( "ASF Belgium: 400+ infected boar; France steps up measures. Photo: AFP")
![ASF Belgium: French panic as virus gets near; 322 boar positive. Photo: Jean-Luc Flemal | AFP]( "ASF Belgium: French panic as virus gets near; 322 boar positive. Photo: Jean-Luc Flemal | AFP")
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![Photo: Petr Satran]( "Photo: Petr Satran")
![Photo: Jean-Luc Flemal/Belga/AFP]( "Photo: Jean-Luc Flemal/Belga/AFP")
![African Swine Fever in Belgium? Don’t panic! Photo: Shutterstock]( "African Swine Fever in Belgium? Don’t panic! Photo: Shutterstock")
![Pigs in a Belgian transport truck.]( "Pigs in a Belgian transport truck.")
![ASF Belgium: 1 more carcass; 13 countries ban imports. Photo: Czech State Veterinary Administration]( "ASF Belgium: 1 more carcass; 13 countries ban imports. Photo: Czech State Veterinary Administration")
![A dead wild boar that died of ASF, found in the Czech Republic. Photo: Petr Satran, Czech State Veterinary Administration]( "A dead wild boar that died of ASF, found in the Czech Republic. Photo: Petr Satran, Czech State Veterinary Administration")