France has reported the first outbreak of contagious nodular dermatitis in cattle, a disease that affects animals but poses no risk to humans.
Delia Niculescu
International
foto:pexels
Always see our news on Google
Lumpy skin disease in cattle has been confirmed in France, affecting cattle with symptoms such as fever, skin lumps and reduced milk production. The outbreak was identified on a farm in Savoie and authorities have imposed movement restrictions for cattle within a 50-kilometer radius. The disease, transmitted by insect bites, does not pose a risk to humans but may lead to trade restrictions.
Sources
Latest News
12:27
CNIR is analyzing seven route options for the Bucharest–Giurgiu Motorway
12:23
The film “Fjord,” directed by Cristian Mungiu, Romania’s submission for the 2027 Oscars
12:17
Nicușor Dan calls for an “ambitious” EU budget: “We want substantial amounts for the cohesion chapter and the agriculture chapter”
11:43
The US, Bulgaria, Hungary and Romania have neutralized the infrastructure of the Sality malware
11:32
Andrei Pleșu: Notes, States, Days
See more news
NEWS ON THE SAME TOPICS
Current Affairs
An outbreak of sheep pox has been confirmed on a farm with hundreds of sheep in Iași
International
First case of Ebola in France: doctor returned from the Democratic Republic of Congo, tested positive
.webp)
International
A new case of hantavirus in Europe, unrelated to the epidemic on the cruise ship that caused three victims.
Current Affairs
ANSVSA establishes a 30-day quarantine for sheep and goats
Personalized news feed, AI-powered search, and notifications in a more interactive experience.
