Shamonda Virus Causes Farmers' Unrest – New Species Affected
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The Shamonda virus spreads in Germany. Evidence is available in cattle, horses, alpacas, sheep and goats.
Infections with the Shamonda virus are currently spreading rapidly in Germany. Cows and other animals are particularly affected. Infections in humans have not yet been registered.
The Shamonda virus is spreading in Bavaria. The State Institute for Health and Food Safety reports confirmed cases in cows and sheep from almost all regions.
The European Shamonda Virus (ESV) has been detected in the brain of two horses who have presented neurological signs in Switzerland, announces the Network of Epidemiology Surveillance in African Pathology (Respe) in an alert bulletin published on 27 August 2026.
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