** Shares of South Korean animal medicine suppliers and feed
makers surge after the country reports its first outbreak of
African swine fever (ASF) at a pig farm urn:newsml:reuters.com:*:nS6N25P004
** South Korea's agriculture ministry orders to cull nearly
400 pigs to prevent the spread of the deadly ASF
** Shares of Eagle Veterinary Technology 044960.KQ and
Cheil Bio 052670.KQ rise 30% each, hitting the daily price
limit
** Animal feed maker Woosung Feed 006980.KS gains nearly
17%
** Shares of chicken-related firms including Maniker
027740.KS and Harim 136480.KQ also soar nearly 30% each, as
investors see higher sales of chicken products instead of pork
** The broader KOSPI market .KS11 was trading steady,
while the junior KOSDAQ market .KQ11 was trading up 0.4%
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