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Virus Confirmed in Dead Fish From Pamvotida - iefimerida.gr

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The presence of the Spring Cyprine Viremia virus was confirmed in dead fish that had been identified in April in Lake Pamvotida. Dead fish in Pamvotida As reported by ERT, the virus was found in butterfly fish, while the results were also confirmed by laboratory tests abroad. The Veterinary Directorate of the Epirus Region banned the entry, exit and movement of live fish to and from the lake. Fishing is not affected by the measures, which are …

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The presence of the Spring Cyprine Viremia virus was confirmed in dead fish that had been identified in April in Lake Pamvotida. Dead fish in Pamvotida As reported by ERT, the virus was found in butterfly fish, while the results were also confirmed by laboratory tests abroad. The Veterinary Directorate of the Epirus Region banned the entry, exit and movement of live fish to and from the lake. Fishing is not affected by the measures, which are …

The presence of the Spring Cyprine Viremia virus was confirmed in dead fish found in April in Lake Pamvotida. The virus was found in butterfly fish, while… Lake Pamvotida: Virus confirmed in dead fish - ΙΝΑΦΤΕΜΟΠΟΡΙΚΙ

The presence of the Cyprinus Verticillium Viral Infection virus was confirmed in dead fish found last April in Lake Pamvotida. The virus was found in butterfly fish, while the results were also confirmed by laboratory tests abroad. The Veterinary Directorate of the Epirus Region banned the entry, exit and movement of live ... More www.ertnews.gr

The presence of a virus in dead fish recorded in April in Pamvotida has been confirmed. The measures that will be taken and to what extent fishing in the lake is affected.

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The virus was detected in dead butterfly fish (Carassius spp.) that had been collected from the lake's waters. More...

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The presence of the virus in the dead fish that had been recorded last April in Pamvotida was finally confirmed, now providing a laboratory answer to the phenomenon of mass mortality that had caused concern. The analyses carried out on the samples showed the presence of the Spring Carp Viremia Virus (SVCV), with the results also being confirmed by laboratory […]

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ekriti broke the news on Tuesday, September 22, 2026.
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