Romania has reported an outbreak of ovine catarrhal fever in cattle in Gorj County, according to OMSA, in the context of the spread of the virus in Europe.
Liviu Brăteanu
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The World Organization for Animal Health has announced that serotype 3 of bluetongue disease has been detected in 10 cattle in Gorj County. This disease, which affects ruminants, has recently been reported in other European countries, such as Hungary and Bulgaria. Bluetongue disease is serious and can be fatal for sheep, cattle, and goats. Romanian authorities have implemented measures to restrict the movement of animals to prevent the spread of the virus.
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Alertă epidemiologică în Gorj: focar de boala limbii albastre la bovine. Virusul se extinde în Europa, anunță experții veterinari
Focar de boala limbii albastre la bovine în județul Gorj
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