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Thursday, August 02, 2007 |
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Gov assures public
pork
meat from Bulacan is safe |
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THE provincial government of Bulacan has assured the public that
pork meat coming from the province is safe to eat. He maintained
that swine flu, which reportedly infected hogs raised in several
provinces in Central Luzon, has not seriously affected the livestock
industry.
In a weekly breakfast forum in Quezon City,
Bulacan Gov. Joselito Mendoza clarified that although Bulacan was
hit by the swine flu, the number of infected swine was much less as
compared to other provinces where there are more backyard hog
raisers.
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Interagency task
force created to guard against hog cholera
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PALAYAN CITY: Gov. Aurelio Umali has created an
interagency team to guard the province from the possible effect of
hog cholera that struck the swine industry in the adjacent provinces
of Bulacan and Pampanga.
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Ilocos Sur gov
orders setting up of quarantine station for hogs
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VIGAN CITY: Gov. Deogracias
Victor Savellano has ordered the setting up of a quarantine station
in Barangay Bio, Tagudin, to ensure that all animals being shipped
to the province are healthy.
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No hog cholera;
ricelands not affected by less rains
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BALANGA City, Bataan: The
provincial veterinarian and the agriculturist announced Monday that
in Bataan the swine industry is not affected by hog cholera and no
portion of its ricelands were affected by the lack of rain.
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Dilemma: who will
be marine’s scholar?
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A MARINE trooper who was among
those killed in an ambush by Moro rebels and Islamic militants in
Basilan early last month had left three daughters to two different
women.
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