Deaths Not Known: Shamonda Virus Detected in NRW
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The so-called Shamonda virus has been detected in cows in North Rhine-Westphalia. Deaths are not yet known.
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The virus causes fever and diarrhea in cattle, the milk output decreases. Deaths are not known so far. According to current knowledge, it is considered safe for humans.
For the first time in the Main-Kinzig-Kreis, the Shamonda virus was detected in a cattle-preserving plant ......
In recent years, tiny flies have brought to European herds a series of diseases coming from the South. A newcomer has just extended the list, spotted only this summer. The Shamonda virus is already spreading from one herd to another, size in milk production and threatens the unborn calves.
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