July 12 (SeeNews) - Bulgaria's Food Safety Agency announced that it has confirmed two new cases of African swine fever near the country's border with Romania.
One of the cases concerns a wild boar and the other - a domestic pig, the agency said in a statement on Thursday.
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The two new cases bring the total number of confirmed cases by the Food Safety Agency this month to 10.
On Wednesday, Bulgaria's government said that it has approved a 3.7 million levs ($2.1 million/1.9 million euro) transfer to the agriculture ministry's budget for urgent measures aimed at preventing the spread of African swine fever in the country.
(1 euro = 1.95583 levs)