Infested, Southeast of the Country with Worm Sweeper

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Chihuahua—The cases of barrage worms in the national territory total 1,677 that are concentrated mainly in the states of Chiapas, Tabasco and Campeche. The report of the National Service of Health, Safety and Agrofood Quality (Senasica) on the Worm Barrenador del Ganado (GBG) dated May 24, which corresponds to epidemiological week 21, reports that the states most affected are Chiapas that accumulates 1,015 infections, Tabasco with 399 and Campec…

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In 2025, the sweeping worm (Cochliomyia hominivorax) continues to be a threat to livestock and public health in Mexico. This parasite, which causes myasis, has increased its cases in several regions, affecting both domestic animals and people. How many cases of sweeping worm are there in Mexico? In Mexico, as of May 2025, six human cases of myasis by sweeping worm have been confirmed, of which five correspond to the state of Chiapas and one to C…

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Faced with the imminent arrival of the worm sweeper to the entity; the Regional Livestock Union of Nuevo León will train in the detection, attention and blockade of the plague that attacks mainly the hot-blooded animals. At a press conference, Noel Ramírez Mejía, head of the area, highlighted the importance of preparing the field to face this situation. "This worm will arrive, but we hope it will not arrive with so much force," he said. "It is i…

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The high temperatures recorded in Yucatán and all of Mexico could favor the biological process and increase the cases of worm sweeper in the cattle, a pest that represents a serious risk to the local livestock. On TV Azteca Yucatán we tell you all the details about it. It may interest you: Report first CASE of worm sweeper in a dog; this is known Can the heat increase the cases of worm sweeper in Mexico? According to a recent study by the Autono…