According to FAO, the latest version has:
- clarified diagnosis and reporting procedures,
- increased the outbreak classification from 3 levels to 4 levels (I: highly important, II: significant, III: relatively larger, and IV: general), and specified corresponding response measures according to different levels, and strictly restricted the transportation of pig products from high-risk areas to low-risk areas,
- optimized emergency response measures, conditions to lift movement control and to restart production, and
- increased technical requirements for the sampling, diagnosis, disinfection and destruction.
In terms of emergency measures, there are five adjustments:
- disposal measures during transport,
- conditions to cull (instead of culling all pigs in Epidemic Zone, test all farms in the zone using a virological test and cull only farms tested positive),
- optimizing conditions to lift movement restriction (use of sentinel pigs can shorten the period from 42 days to 30 days),
- conditions to restart slaughterhouse (can restart after 48 hours if all conditions are met), and
- conditions to restart production at farm (use of sentinel pigs can shorten the period from 6 months to 45 days).
Friday February 8, 2019/ FAO.
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