The "Shamonda-like" virus was first detected in Luxembourg at the end of August, according to Agriculture Minister Martine Hansen. The authorities are strengthening diagnostic capabilities and recommending that farmers limit the presence of insects that transmit the virus.
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The "Shamonda-like" virus was first detected in Luxembourg at the end of August, according to Agriculture Minister Martine Hansen. The authorities are strengthening diagnostic capabilities and recommending that farmers limit the presence of insects that transmit the virus.