Pigs raised in the village of Fuyang city, Anhui province, Dec 5, 2018. [Photo/IC] GUANGZHOU -- South China's Guangdong Province has said that actions have been taken to ensure pork supplies to Hong Kong and Macao after the province's first African swine fever outbreak prompted it to cull nearly 2,000 pigs. The agriculture and rural affairs department of Guangdong, a major hog and pork supplier to neighboring Hong Kong and Macao, said they had formulated plans to prevent disruptions in hog and pork supplies to the two cities. Inspections of farms have also been strengthened to ensure quality and safety of products, it said. Eleven pigs were confirmed dead after being infected with the viral disease at a slaughterhouse in Xiangzhou district in the city of Zhuhai on Wednesday. The department on Thursday said they had enhanced inspections and disinfection in the city's pig farms and slaughterhouses, though no other cases of the disease have been reported in the province. Guangdong supplies 1.6 million and 120,000 hogs to Hong Kong and Macao, respectively, every year. The southern province is the 23rd province in China that has reported the outbreak of African swine fever, a highly contagious disease that infects pigs. The disease does not affect other animal species or humans. China reported its first case of the disease in August in the northeastern province of Liaoning. thick rubber wristbands
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Night view of Macao on Jan 31, 2019. [Photo/VCG] MACAO - The International Monetary Fund (IMF) forecasted that the economy of China's Macao Special Administrative Region (SAR) will grow by 5.3 percent in 2019, the SAR's monetary watchdog said on Tuesday. Monetary Authority of Macao said an IMF delegation completed its 12-day visit to Macao SAR on Monday and preliminarily concluded macroeconomic and financial assessments of the SAR, saying the government's efforts for diversification would be conducive to transforming the Macao economy into a less volatile and more sustainable model. In its statement, the IMF delegation said the growth of Macao economy is projected at 5.3 percent in 2019 and is expected to remain solid over the medium term at about 5 percent. The SAR government's prudent macroeconomic policies and sufficient reserves had bolstered the economy's resilience against global market shocks, the statement added. The IMF delegation welcomed the initiatives of Monetary Authority of Macao in enhancing cross-border supervisory collaboration for reinforcing the ability to tackle financial risks. Meanwhile, the IMF staff emphasized that the linked exchange rate system between the pataca and the Hong Kong dollar had continued to serve Macao SAR well. The linked exchange rate system should be supported by adequate foreign exchange reserves, sound financial system, appropriately prudent public finance and flexible labor market, it added.
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