African Horse Sickness Hits Swaziland
Erica Larson
March 8, 2012
Three horses from Swaziland are dead after contracting African horse sickness, according to an OIE report.
Three horses from Swaziland are dead after contracting African horse sickness, according to an OIE report.
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