Up to Seven Cases of Sweeping Worm in Sonora - Uniradio Informa Sonora
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August 26th.- Seven active cases of cattle sweeper worm (GBG) records Sonora, while about 2,000 livestock heads will have been exported to the United States at the close of Wednesday by the quarantine station Agua Prieta, according to reports from the National Service of Health, Safety and Agrofood Quality (Senasica) and the advance of border crossings. Of the total number of cases detected in the entity, six correspond to the municipality of Al…
Sonora register two new cases of sheep-sweeping worm in the loins, adding seven contagions, while the state government maintains actions to control and eradicate the plague.
The Sonora state government launched an operation to contain the spread of the screwworm infestation in cattle and protect the export zone to the United States, after five cases were reported in the state on Tuesday, according to the National Service for Agrifood Health, Safety and Quality (Senasica). During his press conference, Governor Alfonso Durazo Montaño announced that 12 million sterile flies will be released weekly in the affected area,…
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