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Bluetongue Disease Detected in Cattle for the First Time in Latvia
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In Latvia, during active monitoring of animal health, serotype 3 bluetongue (MLL) was detected on 27 October. Bluetongue; BTV-3) outbreak, reports the State Food and Veterinary Service (VMVT).
·Vilnius, Lithuania
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A small farm in the South Kurzeme region has been diagnosed with bluetongue, also known as bluetongue disease, in cattle. Bluetongue virus serotype 3 has been laboratory confirmed in two cattle as part of the national bluetongue surveillance program.
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