Spain Confirms the "Shamonda" Virus in Cattle Farms in Cordoba and Toledo
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The Ministry of Agriculture has reported that more cases are being investigated in other regions
The Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food (MAPA) has detected the type 1 Shamonda virus in seven cattle farms in the provinces of Córdoba and Toledo, cases confirmed by the Central Veterinary Laboratory (LCV) of Algete (Madrid). According to the MAPA on its website, the laboratory has confirmed the virus, in farms where the affected animals have presented symptoms similar to that reported by other countries previously: fever, diarrhoea and…
The National Reference Laboratory of Algete confirms the presence of the Shamonda virus in four dairy cattle farms in the province of Toledo, in the towns of Montearagon, Castillo de Bayuela and El Bercial. The Director General of Agricultural Planning, Lydia Benítez, has transmitted a message of tranquility to the sector and has emphasized that the virus does not affect the quality of milk or meat and does not pose any risk to the health of con…
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