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Pilchard herpesvirus detected in sardines: Dead fish wash up near Milnerton

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Pilchard herpesvirus detected in sardines: Dead fish wash up near Milnerton

Laboratory tests confirm the presence of pilchard herpesvirus in sardines along the Western Cape coastline, raising alarms as dead fish continue to wash up around Milnerton.

The Department of Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment investigates the cause of this alarming mass mortality event.

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