Weekly global animal epidemic trends from September 21 to September 27

Published 2023년 10월 8일

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In recent weeks, multiple African swine fever outbreaks have been reported in various countries, including Dominica, Romania, Czech Republic, Poland, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Sweden, North Macedonia, Latvia, Hungary, and Ukraine. These outbreaks have resulted in the death and culling of numerous domestic pigs and wild boars. Additionally, there have been outbreaks of avian influenza, rabies, hemorrhagic disease, West Nile fever, equine influenza, equine infectious anemia, nodular skin disease, Newcastle disease, and sheeppox in different countries, causing the death and infection of various animals such as marine mammals, birds, cattle, horses, and poultry.

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African swine fever 1. 43 African swine fever outbreaks in pigs occurred in Dominica On September 21, Dominica reported 43 cases of African swine fever in domestic pigs in 10 places including España Province. 272 domestic pigs were infected, 14 died, and 3,959 were culled. 2. 2 cases of African swine fever in wild boars and 26 cases of domestic pigs in Romania On September 21, Romania reported 2 cases of African swine fever in wild boars and 26 cases of domestic pigs in 6 places including Serage County. 2 wild boars were infected and died, 6,350 domestic pigs were infected, 154 died, and 6,187 were culled. 3. An African swine fever epidemic occurred in wild boars in the Czech Republic On September 21, the Czech Republic reported an African swine fever epidemic in wild boars in Libetzk Oblast, and one wild boar died of the infection. 4. 25 cases of African swine fever in wild boars and 3 cases of domestic pigs occurred in Poland On September 22, ...

Source: Foodmate