Bluetongue continues to spread around the world

Published 2024년 10월 10일

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A recent review by Rosselkhoznadzor, based on WOIE data, reports outbreaks of animal diseases across Europe and beyond. The outbreaks include bluetongue in Greece, France, UK, Norway, and Denmark, with serotype 3 identified in Greece, France, and the UK, and in cattle, sheep, and goats in Denmark. Africa also reports African swine fever in Ukraine, affecting domestic pigs. France and Greece also report epizootic hemorrhagic disease. Poland and the USA report outbreaks of highly pathogenic avian influenza, affecting agricultural livestock and dairy cattle respectively. Spain and Moldova report outbreaks in wild fauna and domestic birds, with the H5N1 strain detected in Moldova.

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In Greece, 10 new outbreaks of bluetongue have been identified, in France — 4 outbreaks, and new cases have also been recorded in Norway, Denmark and the UK, according to a fresh review of the epizootic situation in the world, prepared by Rosselkhoznadzor based on materials from the World Organization for Animal Health (WOIE). Greece — 10 outbreaks of bluetongue have been identified, sheep and goats have fallen ill, circulation of serotype 3 has been established. France — 4 outbreaks of bluetongue, sheep and cattle have fallen ill. Circulation of serotype 3 has been established. Great Britain — 13 outbreaks of bluetongue, serotype 3 virus has been identified in cattle, sheep and goats. Norway — 4 outbreaks of bluetongue, the disease was detected in cattle and sheep, serotype 3 virus. Denmark — 40 outbreaks of bluetongue among cattle and sheep, serotype 3 circulation has been established. Ukraine — 1 outbreak of African swine fever (ASF). Domestic pigs fell ill. France — 3 ...

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