PROVINCIAL VETERINARIAN MARY ROSE VINCOY

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The Cebu Provincial Veterinary Office (PVO) is closely monitoring the arrival of meat cuts from Luzon to ensure that these are not sourced from pigs infected with a viral disease.

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El Niño’s damage to livestock and poultry products in Cebu province has increased by P1 million, said Provincial Veterinarian Mary Rose Vincoy.

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Prolonged exposure to the stinging heat does not only harm humans but animals too, an official of the Cebu Provincial Veterinary Office said yesterday.

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Mapasalamaton kaayo ang World Health Organization (WHO) sa kagamhanan sa lalawigan sa Sugbo gumikan sa kadako sa natampo niini sa kampanya batok sa rabies nga maoy nakapakibra sa gidaghanon sa mga tawong namatay gumikan sa maong sakit dinhi sa lalawigan.
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Prov’l vet tightens watch on meat from Luzon

By Michael Vencynth H. Braga/ATO | August 5, 2015 - 10:00am

The Cebu Provincial Veterinary Office (PVO) is closely monitoring the arrival of meat cuts from Luzon to ensure that these are not sourced from pigs infected with a viral disease.

Cebu News

Livestock, poultry losses due to El Niño reach P13M

August 5, 2015 - 10:00am

El Niño’s damage to livestock and poultry products in Cebu province has increased by P1 million, said Provincial Veterinarian Mary Rose Vincoy.

Cebu News

Animals also affected by dry spell

March 28, 2015 - 12:00am

Prolonged exposure to the stinging heat does not only harm humans but animals too, an official of the Cebu Provincial Veterinary Office said yesterday.

Cebu News

WHO nagpasalamat sa taga Sugbo

By Ni Chester Abadilla/WC | July 14, 2011 - 12:00am

Mapasalamaton kaayo ang World Health Organization (WHO) sa kagamhanan sa lalawigan sa Sugbo gumikan sa kadako sa natampo niini sa kampanya batok sa rabies nga maoy nakapakibra sa gidaghanon sa mga tawong...

Banat Balita