There are 55,000 sick pigs in Estonia. They have been culled.
Two companies are processing the culled pigs.
"The number of sick pigs remains the same as before," said an official.
There are ten cases of swine fever in domestic pigs.
One company has 27,000 sick pigs. 4,500 pigs were culled in eight days.
The companies are culling pigs according to plan. They process up to 24 tons of pigs per day.
The burial of pigs has not yet begun. The burial site is ready, but no decision has been made.
Pigs cannot be sent to other countries.
A test has been conducted at the Iru power plant. The results are unknown.
Farms receive money if they comply with the requirements.
Swine fever is contagious. It does not infect other animals or humans.