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A senior official reported that around 500 pigs in two farms located in Karak city in Jordan are to be slaughtered within a period of two weeks. The decision is explained in that the two farms have ignored health and environmental regulations, and...
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A senior official reported that around 500 pigs -(Pig: not the most loved animal at the moment)- in two farms located in Karak city in Jordan are to be slaughtered...
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