The plague reached Western Greece and Thrace, the next few days were critical

Published 2024년 8월 2일

Tridge summary

The Region of Western Greece is currently facing a small ruminant plague, with positive cases found in units of Ilia and Etoloakarnania, and serious situations reported in Ilia and Achaia. A sheep breeding unit in Rodopi and one in Serres are pending results, and the spread of the virus is expected to be determined in the coming days. In response, all animals in positive cases are being killed, sanitary landfills and disinfection are being carried out, and tests are being conducted to determine the extent of the spread. Restrictive measures for animal transport and slaughter are being extended, and compensation will be provided to affected breeders. A meeting was held to address the situation, with a commitment to applying European and Greek legislation to eradicate the plague from the island.
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Original content

We also have outbreaks of the plague of small ruminants in the Region of Western Greece. Information indicates that cases have been found in units of Ilia and also in one of Etoloakarnania. There are also cases in Achaia. In other words, in all the Regional Units of the Region of Western Greece we have cases of plague in sheep and goats, with the most serious situation so far in Ilia, according to information from AgroTypos. One sheep breeding unit in Rodopi was found positive for the virus and today results are expected for another one. Information from AgroTypo states that the next case is expected to be from Serres. Where positive cases are found, all animals will be killed, sanitary landfill and disinfection will be carried out in all facilities, as well as in vehicles. After a few days, new tests are expected to be carried out to determine whether they were isolated incidents or whether the virus has spread. We remind you that Crete preceded it, where two cases of plague have ...
Source: Agrotypos

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