Vietnam: Quickly prevent skin rashes on cattle

Published 2021년 9월 24일

Tridge summary

Vietnam is experiencing an outbreak of VDNC disease in cattle, with over 600 clusters and 1,340 infections reported in Chau Duc district alone. The disease, which causes rapid and dangerous symptoms, has led to 149 cow deaths. Despite knowledge of the outbreak, some farmers have neglected vaccination. However, prompt vaccination and intervention have led to recovery in many cases. The Department of Agriculture and Rural Development is coordinating emergency measures, including guidance for vaccination and implementation of other prevention strategies. A total of 866 outbreaks have been recorded across the province, with a mortality rate for infected cows being low. The department is also overseeing inspection and supervision of livestock and animal disease situations, controlling trade and transportation of infected animals, and providing disinfection and sterilization for outbreak areas.
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More than 20 years of raising cows, but this is the first time that the family of Mr. Nguyen Van Sen, Ong To hamlet, Phuoc Thuan commune, Xuyen Moc district witnessed the disease spreading so quickly and dangerously. His family's 7-month-old cow, weighing more than 120kg, died after only 1 week of VDNC disease, with an estimated loss of about 15 million VND. Mr. Sen said that the disease changed very quickly, the lumps and boils were dense and spread very quickly throughout the body, causing the cow to have a fever, not being able to eat and drink and die very quickly if not treated promptly. As soon as the cows died, he informed the local authorities to destroy them according to regulations, and at the same time vaccinate the calves again. He also actively sprayed disinfectants and cleaned the barn regularly to prevent the disease from recurring. Mr. Nguyen Van Hung's family, hamlet 4, Binh Trung commune, Chau Duc district is raising 13 commercial cows with an income of 170-200 ...

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