Shamonda Virus Appeared for the First Time in the Czech Republic, Veterinarians Confirmed It in the Tábor Region

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Veterinarians have confirmed the Shamonda virus in cattle breeding in the Tábor region, which is the first case of this virus in the Czech Republic. The State Veterinary Administration (SVS) reported this on Friday. Breeders are not obliged to take any measures in the event of confirmation of the infection and, according to the SVS, the occurrence does not affect the veterinary certification of animals abroad.

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Veterinarians have confirmed the first case of the Shamonda virus in cattle farming in the Tábor region in the Czech Republic. It is also spreading elsewhere in Europe, but is not considered a dangerous disease, the State Veterinary Administration said.

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Veterinarians have confirmed the Shamonda virus in cattle breeding in the Tábor region, which is the first case of this virus in the Czech Republic. The State Veterinary Administration (SVS) reported this. Breeding is not obliged to take any measures in the event of confirmation of the infection and, according to the SVS, the occurrence does not affect the veterinary certification of animals abroad. The SVS stated that the virus does not belong …