Press reports indicate cases in Thailand
The Sporting Post is aware of reports of African Horse Sickness in Thailand.
We have been contacted by readers and industry stakeholders inquiring about the matter.
Please be advised that we are liaising with the SAEHP and other related authorities and will publish an official update as it becomes available.
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