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The American Samoa Power Authority is moving to control stray dogs around its Tafuna Compound, by setting up dog traps, in partnership with the Department of Agriculture Veterinarian Division.
As the largest private employer in the territory, Samoa News asked StarKist Inc., about the impact of the pink eye outbreak on the company’s operations in American Samoa.