Blauzungenkrankheit Outbreak: Impact on Sheep and Cattle in Schleswig-Holstein
Monday, 9 September 2024, 22:00
Blauzungenkrankheit Threatens Livestock
Blauzungenkrankheit is a viral disease that affects ruminants, particularly schafe and rinder. The spread of this disease is of great concern as it poses serious health risks to animals and impacts agricultural practices.
Symptoms and Risks
- Distinguished symptoms include fever, swelling, and mouth lesions.
- Infected animals face a high mortality rate if not treated.
Current Situation
Since early August, the ausbreitung of blauzungenkrankheit has been alarming in Schleswig-Holstein, with hundreds of positive cases reported.
Protective Measures in Place
- Authorities are enforcing travel restrictions and area lockdowns to contain the disease.
- Farmers are advised on biosecurity measures to protect their flocks.
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