The Government Says that Spain Is "Alert" because of the Shamonda Virus After the Death of a Man in France but Asks for "Calm"
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It has been detected on three farms in the Girona region, which join the cases in other parts of Spain.
Infected cattle in several Portuguese counties. Minister admits EU-wide research for vaccines, but does not commit to sharing in animal analyses.
WHO finds it unlikely that the pathogen will spread after the first human case, registered in France
The first case of infection in humans was confirmed on Thursday. The person ended up dying. Learn more: How a cattle pathogen has passed to humans: the unknowns about the first infection of the 'Shamonda' virus
WHO follows closely the first human case detected in France and analyses the potential risks of a pathogen that primarily affects cattle
The pathogen affects cattle, sheep and goats and is being investigated after the death of an infected patient in France.
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