Serious animal disease is spreading in Europe, the disease has appeared in other place

게시됨 2024년 11월 6일

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Sardinia is facing a severe threat from the bluetongue disease, which is impacting its sheep and cattle populations. This disease is spread by the Culicoides insect, whose activity is heightened by global warming. The island's sheep industry, vital to its cultural and economic fabric, employs over 27,000 people and is known for producing pecorino cheese. The Sardinian government has allocated 13.5 million euros to support affected farmers, although the financial losses could reach 25 million euros. Developing effective vaccines is difficult due to the virus's 27 serotypes and the possibility of new strains emerging each year.
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원본 콘텐츠

Three million sheep live on the island of Sardinia, which is almost double the number of human population, and 40% of Italy's sheep population is also found here. The sector employs more than 27,000 people and plays an important role in the cultural identity of the Mediterranean island, including through products such as pecorino cheese made from sheep's milk. Bluetongue is therefore a serious threat to the sector. The disease, which also affects cattle but is less fatal, causes symptoms such as mouth ulcers, discharge from the mouth and nose, and a blue discoloration of the tongue, from which it gets its name. In recent months, the bluetongue disease has reared its head in several parts of Europe. Global warming contributes to its spread, which favors the proliferation of insects that spread the pathogen. The carrier of the virus is a small, 1-3 millimeter insect, Culicoides, which is active not only in summer but also in autumn due to the warming climate. Sardinia is ...
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