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Westfalenpost
A new virus in Germany is spreading rapidly in sheep, goats, cattle and horses. What this means for milk and meat consumption.
Only in summer does the Shamonda virus appear in German cattle, first in the south of the country. Now almost every federal state reports cases. Thousands of farms are affected. An expert explains what this means for humans.
PRAGUE - A previously unknown virus called Shamonda is spreading across Europe, threatening mainly livestock. The infection has been recorded in several countries in recent months, including Germany, Austria, Switzerland, France and Italy. The Czech Republic has not yet had a confirmed case, but the local veterinary administration has already introduced preventive measures. Will this be a similar threat to SLAK?
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