The confirmation of new cases in Remondo and Gomezserracín raises the regional balance to 19 outbreaks and affects more than 1.4 million birds in the autonomous Community
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The confirmation of new cases in Remondo and Gomezserracín raises the regional balance to 19 outbreaks and affects more than 1.4 million birds in the autonomous Community
The Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock of Castile and León estimates that almost 1.5 million birds must be slaughtered due to outbreaks of Newcastle disease (viral disease affecting birds) in the region, a situation of concern to agricultural professional organizations after it has spread to Segovia, where cases have been detected in Gomezserracín and Remondo, so that there are already three affected provinces in the Community.