Russia imposes quarantine near Moscow over lumpy skin disease in cattle
Authorities banned cattle transport, milk and feed from the quarantined area and barred agricultural fairs after the disease was found near Moscow.
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The Area Around Moscow Is Under Quarantine, Cases of Lumpy Skin Disease in Cattle Have Been Detected
It is a viral infection transmitted mainly by insects and affects cattle - It is not transmitted to humans - The transport of cattle, their products and animal feed to and from the quarantined area is prohibited
Russia imposes quarantine near Moscow over lumpy skin disease in cattle
Lumpy skin disease is a viral infection transmitted mainly by insects and affecting cattle.
The Area Around Moscow Where Cases of Lumpy Skin Disease in Cattle Were Detected Is Under Quarantine
Authorities in the Moscow region imposed a quarantine on Monday after cattle in several towns and villages within a 25-kilometer radius of the capital fell ill with lumpy skin disease, a document posted on the regional government’s website said. Lumpy skin disease is a viral infection spread mainly by insects and affects […]
Lumpy skin disease is a viral infection that is mainly transmitted by insect bites and affects cattle. It causes fever and painful bumps on the skin, weakens animals and reduces milk production. The disease is not transmitted to humans
In Pomoskovje, a quarantine was imposed because of the contagious knot dermatitis of cattle, and the disease was detected on the territory of the Russian biological industrial company in Losino Petrovski, according to the press service of the regional Minselhos.
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