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Juan Antonio Vicente, College of Veterinaries: 'the Risk of Nile Virus Will Remain as Long as We Do Not Fall Below 20 Degrees'
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“The biggest problem with Nile Fever is that it is a disease transmitted by vectors and with wild reservoir, which is extremely difficult to control and prevent. We cannot carry out a mass fumigation because it would obviously eliminate other mosquitoes that are beneficial to the environmental balance.” This is explained by Juan Antonio Vicente Báez, president of the Colegio Oficial de Veterinarios de Cáceres, when asked by this newspaper about …
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