What is being done in Mexico to eradicate the cattle screwworm?

Shortly before the second case of the cattle screwworm (GBG) was announced in Mexico, in Frontera Hidalgo, Chiapas, while there are 13 cases in Guatemala, 52 in Honduras, and 5,555 in Nicaragua, the National Association of TIF Establishments, A.C. (Anetif), the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) and the Inter-American Institute for Cooperation on Agriculture (IICA) held another webinar on the identification of GBG, how to prevent it, and the measures to implement in its presence. Although 52 years ago, the panacea that gave rise to a campaign in the United States of America to eradicate the maggot was the release of sterile flies, because the maggot is deposited in the wound of a warm-blooded animal by a fly, and then also becomes one, “the work done on land is much more important than the release of the fly, because first we have to lower the incidence of the presence of the fly, and then, think about the release of the sterile fly with an eradication mechanism,” ...