Scientists from the All-Russian Research Institute of Animal Husbandry predict the spread of peste des petits ruminants in Southern EU

Published 2024년 9월 17일

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Greece and Romania have been dealing with outbreaks of peste des petits ruminants in small cattle for four consecutive months, with over 200 cases reported. The disease, also known as goat plague, poses a risk to other south European Union countries, according to Ilya Chvala, Deputy Director for Research at the Federal Center for Animal Health Protection. The situation has worsened due to severe flooding in Europe, particularly from storm "Boris." Despite these challenges, Russia has not reported any cases of the disease and maintains a disease-free status.
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Greece and Romania have been reporting new outbreaks of peste des petits ruminants among small cattle for the fourth month. The countries have not yet been able to control the disease. There is a risk of peste des petits ruminants spreading to other countries in the south of the European Union, said Ilya Chvala, Deputy Director for Research at the Federal Center for Animal Health Protection (FSBI "ARRIAH" of the Rosselkhoznadzor). According to the scientist, the epizootic situation is worsening against the backdrop of severe flooding in Europe. "This year, the situation is developing very alarmingly. Outbreaks of the disease were detected in China, Georgia, and in June - in Greece and Romania. The number of outbreaks in the two EU countries has already exceeded two hundred. Further spread across the south of the European Union is quite possible, since the population of small cattle there is high. So far, our European colleagues have not been able to control the disease. ...
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