Thu Duc.JPG

Thu Duc.JPG

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Thu Duc Market.JPG

Thu Duc Market.JPG

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Slaughter Floor.JPG

Slaughter Floor.JPG

The slaughtering floor is a simple concrete platform with lots of water available, as well as a hot water kettle.

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Shaved Pig.JPG

Shaved Pig.JPG

Once the pig is shaved, then the cutting up can begin.

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Shave Prep.JPG

Shave Prep.JPG

The pig carcass is doused with hot water to prepare the skin hair for shaving.

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Pig Shaving.JPG

Pig Shaving.JPG

All of the pig's hair is removed by shaving, including at the head and face, since this part of the pig is eventually prepared for banquets.

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Pig Pasture.JPG

Pig Pasture.JPG

A couple of pigs head out to pasture.

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Pig Farm.JPG

Pig Farm.JPG

On the main street in Linh Trung ward of the rural Thu Duc District of Ho Chi Minh City, we came across this pig farm slaughtering floor.

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Pig Barn.JPG

Pig Barn.JPG

The pigs are kept in the barn when not out on the range in the background. The parts of first pig...

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Nong Lang University.JPG

Nong Lang University.JPG

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Harvesting Organs.JPG

Harvesting Organs.JPG

All of the inner organs are harvested for sale as edible food, with the possible exception of the large intestines.

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Everything is edible.JPG

Everything is edible.JPG

After the lower parts are removed below the diaphragm, then the upper parts are harvested for sale.

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Electrocution.JPG

Electrocution.JPG

The pig is restrained and then a prod is stuck in an ear and a high-voltage electric current kills the pig rather quickly.

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Dissecting the Pig.JPG

Dissecting the Pig.JPG

The pig is cut through to harvest the organs.

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Disemboweling.JPG

Disemboweling.JPG

Harvesting begins with the lower organs below the diaphragm.

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Decapitation.JPG

Decapitation.JPG

The pig's head is removed for eventual cooking as part of a banquet table centerpiece.

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Decapitated Pig.JPG

Decapitated Pig.JPG

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Bloodletting.JPG

Bloodletting.JPG

An incision is made in the pig's neck and the blood is quickly drained into a bowl. The blood is saved and sold in the market.

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