Croatian Chamber of Agriculture Demands Urgent Review of Hunting Grounds and Military Aid Against Wild Boar

The Croatian Chamber of Agriculture (HPK) is calling for an immediate review of hunting grounds and the involvement of the military in combating the spread of African swine fever. This demand comes after a recent meeting addressing damages caused by game animals and the consequences of the expanding disease among wild boar populations. HPK believes current measures are insufficient to control the situation. The chamber suggests that military assistance could provide the necessary resources and manpower to effectively manage the wild boar population and prevent further spread of the disease. The urgency stems from the significant economic and ecological threats posed by African swine fever. The proposed actions aim to protect livestock and agricultural sectors.

The Croatian Chamber of Agriculture's demands highlight the escalating threat of African swine fever and the need for drastic measures, including military intervention, to control wild boar populations.