The Government Says that Spain Is "Alert" because of the Shamonda Virus After the Death of a Man in France but Asks for "Calm"
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The death of a French patient who had been infected with the shamonda virus, the first human case reported of the infection, has led different agencies to follow up on the situation. In Spain, the Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food, headed by Luis Planas, asks for "calm down" in the face of the situation, but admits that it is "on alert" and carrying out a follow-up to the disease, in permanent contact with France, the autonomous commun…
France has also detailed that, to date, "no health risk has been identified for the general population", according to the Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food, a patient infected with shamonda died in France, a cattle virus that was thought not to be transmitted to humans. The Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food has assured that "Spain is on alert" to the incidence of the shamonda virus in some cattle farms in the country, but has…
There are already confirmed outbreaks in animals in the provinces of Cordoba, Toledo, Cantabria, Madrid, Ávila and Girona.
The Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food (MAPA) has assured that "Spain is on alert" to the incidence of the shamonda virus in some farms of...
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The Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food (MAPA) has assured that "Spain is on alert" to the incidence of the shamonda virus in some cattle farms in the country, but has launched a call for "calm down" because the disease is being monitored.
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