Ha Tinh ends the outbreak of skin inflammation lumps on buffaloes and cows in Vietnam

Published 2021년 9월 10일

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Ha Tinh province in Vietnam has successfully controlled an outbreak of dermatomyositis in buffaloes and cows, a disease that had affected a significant number of animals, leading to losses for farmers. This was achieved through collaboration between various levels of government, industry, and breeders. The province has vaccinated 100% of the herd, and no new outbreaks have been reported. However, due to seasonal changes and abnormal weather, there is a high risk of further outbreaks, and localities are encouraged to continue implementing preventive measures.

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With the effective participation of all levels of government, industry and breeders, until now, Ha Tinh has successfully controlled the outbreak of dermatomyositis on buffaloes and cows. Skin rash on buffaloes and cows is a dangerous disease, causing heavy losses to farmers. As of August 2021, outbreaks of dermatitis on buffaloes and cows have occurred in 208 communes and wards in 13/13 districts, cities and towns in the province, causing 17,686 buffaloes and cows to get sick; in which 2,949 children died. Mr. Nguyen Khac Khanh - Deputy Director of Ha Tinh Animal Husbandry and Veterinary Sub-Department said: "Since the outbreak of the epidemic, the province has directed the Department of Agriculture and Rural Development and related departments, branches and localities to urgently intervene and develop synchronously deploying solutions to limit the spread, localize and stamp out the epidemic. At the same time, the professional sector also drastically implemented the vaccination ...

Source: Baohatinh