Five Cases Confirmed: Shamonda Virus Arrived in Freising County – What Animal Owners Should Know
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The Shamonda virus has occurred in the district of Freising. Cattle from four farms are affected. The Veterinary Office gives tips on how to deal with the disease – and how to prevent it.
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The Shamonda virus, which was first detected in Nigeria 60 years ago, has also spread in the home stables for a few weeks. How dangerous is the pathogen? What should farmers know now? And is there a risk for humans? An overview.
WITTLICH. In the district of Bernkastel-Wittlich, infections with the Shamonda virus have been detected for the first time. Currently, 22 confirmed evidence is available in cattle. The Shamonda virus is an animal disease transmitted by stabbing insects, which affects susceptible domestic animals and domestic animals. According to the current knowledge, there is no relevant risk of infection for humans. In short, the Shamonda virus in the distric…
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