ASF Poland & Germany: Outbreaks on farms and in wild boar

ASF has been around in Poland since 2014. This map shows all reported outbreaks on farms (in blue) and recent wild boar infections in Western Poland (in red) and Germany.

ASF Poland updates

A live wild boar in good health. - Photo: Jan Vullings

In full swing: the construction of permanent metal fences at the border between Poland and Germany. - Photo: ANP/ EPA/ Hayoung Jeon

A wild boar with her litter. - Photo: Jan Vullings

So far the ASF virus has only been found in 20 dead wild boar. - Photo: Jan Vullings

A sign warning about ASF in Eastern Poland. - Photo: Iwona Markowska-Daniel

An impression what a permanent fence may look like – this one was constructed by Denmark to avoid the entry of wild boar from the south. - Photo: Vincent ter Beek

Disinfection of a backyard farm in Poland – not the one where now ASF was found. - Photo: Iwana Markowska-Daniel

This particular wild boar will not spread the ASF virus very quickly as it was held in captivity at the FLI in Germany. - Photo: Vincent ter Beek

In the first 3 months of 2020, over 4,000 infected wild boar were found, according to figures by the European Commission. - Photo: Shutterstock

Snapshot of a pig farm in Poland. - Photo: Henk Riswick