Lobo, Batangas, isinailalim sa state of calamity dahil sa banta ng ASF | Unang Balita

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Transcript
00:00Quarantine checkpoints are being added in some areas of Luzon to ensure that African swine fever cannot enter their area.
00:07Some children are being urged to declare a national state of calamity if the effect of the ASF spreads.
00:14We have the first news from Jamie Santos.
00:20Lobo Batangas was placed under the state of calamity because of the African swine fever or ASF.
00:28The Department of Agriculture is placing checkpoints to prevent the spread of infected pigs.
00:35They will also conduct mass testing and all pigs that are negative for the test will be taken out of Batangas.
00:43Six towns in Quezon Province are affected by the ASF.
00:47These are the towns of San Andres, Lopez, Makalelon, Mauban, Candelari, and Chaong.
00:54ASF-free or non-monitored ASF in Alabat Island, Humalig, and Patnanungan, Quezon.
01:01In Calamba, Laguna, there is also a quarantine checkpoint inspection for pigs in Barangay Turbina.
01:08In spite of the issue of ASF, according to the Philippine Association of Meat Processors Incorporated or PAMPI,
01:14the issue of ASF has no effect on their products.
01:19In a text message sent to GMA Integrated News of Edwin Africa, one of the directors of PAMPI explained that their raw materials are from ASF-free areas.
01:29They will also implement strict quality control.
01:33But they see that it will have an effect on price and supply.
01:38This is also the effect on the price and supply of the Philippine Amalgated Supermarkets Association or PAGASA.
01:46That is why the Department of Agriculture should ensure that the movement of the price of pork and sliced meat is controlled,
01:53even when the pigs travel.
01:56Due to the lockdown, it is difficult for the pigs to travel.
01:59They are only allowed to pass through Batangas from Bicol or somewhere else.
02:03Why?
02:05They might be subreddited. That is the problem.
02:08In the midst of the issue of ASF and the possible price increase of processed meat,
02:12some people are not afraid to buy and eat pork.
02:17It is possible because there are places that do not have ASF.
02:20We will just choose the products of pork that we will buy.
02:26Of course, the fresh ones. We will just avoid other places.
02:30But there are also people who will avoid buying pork.
02:34I will not eat pork because there are so many pigs that are spreading.
02:39This is the first news. Jaime Santos for GMA Integrated News.
02:55for GMA Integrated News.

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