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NO KNOWN CASES OF AFRICAN SWINE FEVER LOCALLY – INCREASED BORDER SURVEILLANCE TO PREVENT TRANSMISSION

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With the recent outbreak of the African Swine Flu in the Caribbean, Guyana has implemented a 24-hour borders surveillance to ensure that the country maintains a free status from the virus. This story is from Amel Griffith.

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