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Even if there are attempted supports, the Philippines is still lacking in the burden push with regards the facilities in all aspects with the African swine fever.

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Primarily, the import of meat products should be comprehensively watched over to avoid the entry of the virus brought in the country. There must be checking in the sea and air ports, or in any gateway of importation, so that nothing will pass through the supervision.

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Moreover, as a contribution of the administration, they must provide the technology that should be disseminated in all areas where pig business is prevalent – in order to properly examine the incoming goods from abroad.

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Secondly, they must put investments for health researches as a progressive deed to assure that incase such will enter, then the associated officers already know what to do.

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Lastly, prevention is better than cure. Thus, the swine task force must not just give up on letting pigs die recognizing the symptoms occurring, instead, look for the most available treatment that could slowly dissolve the contagious element inside the living body.

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If these are going to be achieved, then the percentage of full security will contrast the immense probability of poison in the state.