Guests Bringing Pork From Vietnam To Taiwan Will Be Fined 6,500 Usd

Taiwan began to rigorously test Vietnamese tourists after a person from Ho Chi Minh City brought a meat sandwich that was positive for the swine cholera virus.
Guests bringing pork from Vietnam to Taiwan will be fined 6,500 USD
Taiwan officials announced that tourists from Vietnam bringing pork and related products into Taiwan will be fined heavily from February 20, after Vietnam discovered an outbreak of African swine fever.
Officers and sniffing dogs are on duty at Taoyuan International Airport. Photo: Central News Agency.
First-time offenders will be fined NT $ 200,000 (nearly $ 6,500), the fine increases to NT $ 1 million ($ 32,450) for the second violation, according to the Taiwan's Emergency Operations Center which handles African swine fever problems

. Foreign visitors who fail to pay the fine will be denied entry, Focus Taiwan reported.
Before that, Taiwan started to rigorously inspect every passenger from Vietnam for pork products, after a person from Ho Chi Minh City carried a pork sandwich positive for the swine fever virus in early February. This is the first time a meat product from a foreign country has been brought into Taiwan infected with this virus
In September 2018, the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) warned that the African swine flu is spreading strongly in China and affecting other Asian countries.




Vietnam has just discovered an outbreak of African swine fever on farms in Hung Yen and Thai Binh. The epidemic area is cleaned, disinfected, and disinfected; Local pig transport and trade is strictly controlled.
Meanwhile, China has detected 105 outbreaks in 25 provinces, including Yunnan and Guangdong near the border with Vietnam.
According to Ngan Luong / Vnexpress
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