Spain: The European Commission relaxes the restrictions on the movement of cattle due to sheep pox in Castilla-La Mancha as of this Monday 7

Published 2023년 8월 7일

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The European Commission has lifted restrictions on the movement of livestock in certain areas of Castilla-La Mancha in Spain due to positive progress in controlling sheep and goat pox. No new cases of the disease have been reported since May 17th thanks to strict measures implemented by animal health services and the collaboration of farmers and veterinarians. The European Commission has also allowed the movement of animals from the restricted area to free zones for slaughter and production farms, with certain conditions until September 25th.
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The favorable epidemiological evolution of sheep and goat pox in Castilla-La Mancha has allowed, as of this Monday, August 7, the European Commission to approve an order making the restrictions on the movement of livestock more flexible and lifting the surveillance zone that affected several municipalities in the provinces of Ciudad Real and Toledo and that prohibited the movement of cattle. In this sense, the Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Fisheries recognizes that the strict application of the measures to combat sheep and goat pox adopted by the animal health services of the Junta de Castilla-La Mancha, with the essential collaboration of farmers and veterinarians, has made it possible to achieve effective control of the disease, so that no new cases have been detected since last May 17, when the last outbreak was reported on a sheep farm in the municipality of Casas de Fernando Alonso (Cuenca). In addition, at the request of Spain, the European Commission has modified ...

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