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African swine fever
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16 wild boar and 20 domestic swine African swine fever outbreaks occurred in Romania
16 wild boar and 20 domestic swine African swine fever outbreaks occurred in Romania
On June 25, Romania notified the occurrence of 16 wild boar and 20 domestic swine African swine fever outbreaks in 10 places including Arad County.
16 wild boars were infected and died, 206 domestic pigs were infected, 56 died, and 150 were culled
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16 wild boars were infected and died, 206 domestic pigs were infected, 56 died, and 150 were culled
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2.
5 wild boar African swine fever outbreaks occurred in Latvia
5 wild boar African swine fever outbreaks occurred in Latvia
On June 28, Latvia notified the occurrence of 5 wild boar African swine fever outbreaks in 2 places including Tukuma City, and 5 wild boars died of infection
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3.
1 wild boar African swine fever outbreak in Malaysia
1 wild boar African swine fever outbreak in Malaysia
On June 27, Malaysia notified Sabah of a wild boar African swine fever outbreak, and one wild boar died from the infection
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4.
33 wild boar African swine fever outbreaks occurred in South Korea
33 wild boar African swine fever outbreaks occurred in South Korea
On June 29, South Korea notified 33 wild boar African swine fever outbreaks in Gangwon Province and other two places, and 34 wild boars died of infection
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5.
30 wild boar African swine fever outbreaks occurred in Hungary
30 wild boar African swine fever outbreaks occurred in Hungary
On June 29, Hungary notified Heves and other 4 places of 30 wild boar African swine fever outbreaks, 41 wild boars were infected, 26 died, and 15 were culled
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6.
An outbreak of swine African swine fever occurred in Bhutan
An outbreak of swine African swine fever occurred in Bhutan
On June 29, Bhutan notified Chuka County of a domestic swine African swine fever epidemic, and 1 domestic pig was culled
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Avian Influenza
1.
Two outbreaks of highly pathogenic avian influenza of poultry H5N8 subtype occurred in Albania
Two outbreaks of highly pathogenic avian influenza of poultry H5N8 subtype occurred in Albania
On June 24, Albania notified Dibora County and other two places of 2 poultry H5N8 subtype highly pathogenic avian influenza outbreaks, 15 poultry infected and died, and 3 were culled
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2.
38 outbreaks of highly pathogenic avian influenza in poultry H5N1 subtype occurred in Nigeria
38 outbreaks of highly pathogenic avian influenza in poultry H5N1 subtype occurred in Nigeria
On June 26, Nigeria notified 38 poultry H5N1 subtype highly pathogenic avian influenza outbreaks in Kano State.
389,000 poultry were infected, 43,000 died, and 346,000 were culled
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389,000 poultry were infected, 43,000 died, and 346,000 were culled
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3.
Two wild bird H5N8 subtype highly pathogenic avian influenza outbreaks occurred in Sweden
Two wild bird H5N8 subtype highly pathogenic avian influenza outbreaks occurred in Sweden
On June 28, Sweden notified Gotland that there had been two outbreaks of highly pathogenic avian influenza of the H5N8 subtype of wild fowls, and three wild fowls died of infection
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4.
Three wild bird H5N1 subtype highly pathogenic avian influenza outbreaks occurred in Finland
Three wild bird H5N1 subtype highly pathogenic avian influenza outbreaks occurred in Finland
On June 29, Finland notified Eastern Finland and Western Finland of the occurrence of 3 wild bird H5N1 subtype highly pathogenic avian influenza outbreaks and 3 wild bird infections and deaths
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Other animal diseases
1.
An outbreak of rabbit haemorrhagic disease occurred in the United States
An outbreak of rabbit haemorrhagic disease occurred in the United States
On June 23, the United States notified Georgia of an outbreak of rabbit haemorrhagic disease.
12 rabbits died from the infection and 23 rabbits were culled
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12 rabbits died from the infection and 23 rabbits were culled
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2.
23 nodular skin disease outbreaks occurred in Malaysia
23 nodular skin disease outbreaks occurred in Malaysia
On June 21, Malaysia notified Perak and other 6 places of 23 nodular skin disease outbreaks, and 54 cattle were infected
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3.
An outbreak of brucellosis occurred in France
An outbreak of brucellosis occurred in France
On June 23, France notified the Atlantic Pyrenees of an outbreak of swine brucellosis and 19 pigs were infected
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4.
An outbreak of new crown pneumonia virus in a farmed mink in Poland
An outbreak of new crown pneumonia virus in a farmed mink in Poland
On June 23, Poland notified a mink farm in Lublin Province that one animal was infected with the new crown pneumonia virus and three farmed minks were infected
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An outbreak of wild animal anthrax occurred in Congo (DRC)
An outbreak of wild animal anthrax occurred in Congo (DRC)
On June 26, the Democratic Republic of the Congo notified North Kivu of an outbreak of wild animal anthrax, and three hippos were infected and died
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6.
A classic swine fever outbreak occurred in Brazil
A classic swine fever outbreak occurred in Brazil
On June 26, Brazil notified a classic swine fever epidemic in Piauí State, 11 domestic pigs were infected, 10 died, and 1 was culled
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7.
4 outbreaks of rabbit hemorrhagic disease occurred in Cuba
4 outbreaks of rabbit hemorrhagic disease occurred in Cuba
On June 28, Cuba notified Havana and other places of 4 cases of hemorrhagic disease in rabbits, 9295 rabbits were infected, 8175 died, and 8645 were culled
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4 cases of new crown pneumonia virus infection in Spain
4 cases of new crown pneumonia virus infection in Spain
On June 29, Spain notified the Galicia Province of 4 cases of new crown pneumonia virus infections, and 16 farmed mink infections and deaths
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