Two municipalities in southern Cebu are under surveillance for suspected African swine fever, according to provincial veterinary authorities. The situation involves two localities where signs of the disease have been observed. Officials are awaiting laboratory results to confirm the presence of the virus. The disease, which affects pigs, can lead to high mortality rates. No confirmed cases have been reported yet. The affected areas are currently under observation. Measures are being taken to prevent the spread of the disease. The provincial veterinary office is coordinating with local health units. The outbreak raises concerns among farmers. The situation remains under investigation. The authorities are monitoring the situation closely.