Norway has reported its first outbreak of bluetongue disease since 2010 on a sheep farm, as reported by the World Organisation for Animal Health (WOAH). The disease, which can be fatal for domestic ruminants like sheep, cattle, and goats, has been circulating in northern Europe since late last year, leading to vaccination campaigns in affected countries. The strain of the virus in Norway has not yet been identified, and two sheep were put down before the disease was confirmed. The outbreak was observed in a flock of 56 sheep.