Germany: Surveyed the central area in the District of Meiben in Saxony

Published Feb 16, 2023

Tridge summary

Germany's Free State of Saxony has expanded the core control zone for African Swine Fever (ASF) in the District of Meißen, following a period with no reported cases since May 2022. This expansion affects areas within the Municipalities of Ebersbach, Lampertswalde, Radeburg, Schönfeld and Thiendorf in the District of Meißen and the Municipality of Laußnitz in the District of Bautzen. The expansion means the lifting of preventive measures for agriculture and citizens, and the permissible use of agricultural and forest land. However, measures to restrict the movement of wild boar will persist.
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The Free State of Saxony raised the core zone of the District of Meißen defined for African Swine Fever (ASF) control. Since May 2022, no cases of ASF have been officially detected in this area. The zone includes parts of the Municipalities of Ebersbach, Lampertswalde, Radeburg, Schönfeld and Thiendorf in the District of Meißen and the Municipality of Laußnitz in the District of Bautzen. With the suppression of this zone, preventive measures for agriculture and citizens are no longer applied. The use of agricultural and forest land located in the core zone is once again allowed ...
Source: 3tres3

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