The Tourism office of Sta. Cruz in Davao del Sur, has advised visitors not to bring pork and pork products to mitigate the threat of ASF infection among the mountain’s Philippine warty pig population, which have been frequently sighted recently. READ:
April 24, 2022 | 7:05 pmTHE TOURISM office of Sta. Cruz in Davao del Sur, one of entry points for treks to Mt. Apo, has advised visitors not to bring pork and pork products to mitigate the threat of African swine fever infection among the mountainJulius R. Paner, the towns senior tourism operations officer, has issued an advisory that prohibits bringing, cooking, and serving of pork-related food during climbs to Mt. Apo, the countryAll Sta.
He said the local advisory has yet to be passed as a municipal ordinance or a resolution by the Protected Area Management Board, but he expressed confidence that their trained guides will comply.
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