Kazakhstan: Information about the death of livestock due to foot and mouth disease was denied in Pavlodar region

Published 2021년 9월 4일

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The article refutes rumors of a foot and mouth disease outbreak in the Pavlodar region of Kazakhstan, stating that sick animals are actually suffering from pasteurellosis. This condition, which causes symptoms such as fever, loss of appetite, and difficulty breathing, is spread through contact with sick animals or their contaminated environment. Despite the misinformation, the local authorities assure that the epizootic situation is under control and no mass animal deaths have been recorded. Treatment involves administering hyperimmune serum and antibiotics.

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PAVLODAR. KAZINFORM - Information about the death of livestock due to foot and mouth disease has been denied in Pavlodar region. Animals in some farms do get sick, but experts call another diagnosis - pasteurellosis, Kazinform MIA reports with reference to Pavlodarnews.kz. Data that the death of livestock due to foot and mouth disease began in the rural area of Aksu appeared on social networks. According to the authors, such a diagnosis is made by local veterinarians, but quarantine is not announced. The Akimat of Aksu denied information about the death of animals due to the virus. “Information about cases of mass deaths of animals in Evgenievka is unreliable. It is premature to diagnose foot and mouth disease, since there are no clinical signs typical for this disease, ”the Akimat Akimat told the agency. The veterinary department added that in the rural area, the animals really got sick, only not with foot and mouth disease, but presumably with pasteurellosis. At the same time, ...

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