ANSVSA signals high risks of animal disease outbreaks in Romania, requesting compliance with sanitary-veterinary rules for prevention
Liviu Brăteanu
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The National Sanitary Veterinary and Food Safety Authority (ANSVSA) warns about the risks of animal disease outbreaks in the concerning European epidemiological context. Romania is facing diseases such as African swine fever, rabies, and bluetongue. ANSVSA has intensified controls, applying 2,700 sanctions and conducting 28,405 inspections. The authority emphasizes the importance of responsibility among breeders and animal transporters to prevent the spread of diseases.
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ANSVSA atenţionează crescătorii de animale asupra riscului crescut de apariţie a unor focare de boli/ Avertismentul, în context european/ România, printre statele afectate de pestă porcină africană, rabie, variolă ovină şi bluetongue/ Măsuri dispuse
Avertisment de la autorități pentru crescătorii de animale. Risc de apariţie a unor focare de boli - Newsweek România
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