Nearly 1200 outbreaks of bluetongue virus were detected in Belgium

Published 2024년 8월 30일

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Since the first outbreak in 2024, the bluetongue virus has led to mass deaths among sheep and cattle in Belgium, with over 11,000 additional sheep carcasses and 6,000 additional cattle carcasses collected by Rendac, the government's carcass processing company, each week.
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In Belgium, thousands of sheep and cattle have already died from the bluetongue virus. This can be deduced from data from Rendac, the company that also clears and processes carcasses in Belgium on behalf of the government. Normally, Rendac collects just over 1,000 sheep carcasses and approximately 2,500 cattle carcasses per week throughout Belgium. Since the first outbreak of ...
Source: Agri Holland

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