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Savoie Country. Nodular Dermatosis: More than 70% of Cattle Vaccinated in the Targeted Area
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On Tuesday, 12 August, the Ministry of Agriculture took stock of the vaccination campaign which was launched in Savoyard departments as well as in those bordering on Ain and Isère. 310,000 cattle are concerned.
Six weeks after the announcement of the first case of nodular dermatosis in Entrelacs en Savoie, figures from veterinarians show a vaccination rate in the vaccine area exceeding 70% of the cattle concerned, according to the Ministry of Agriculture, on Tuesday 12 August, in a press release.
This viral disease caused the slaughter of hundreds of cattle in Savoie and Haute-Savoie.
While the Ministry of Agriculture has announced that it has crossed the course of 70% of vaccinated cattle in the restricted area in Savoie and Haute-Savoie, the actors in the field are talking about a rapid campaign, while already monitoring the next steps.
Savoie, Haute-Savoie, Ain and Isère are affected by this vaccination campaign against nodular dermatosis, which targets 310,000 cattle.
A month and a half after the outbreak of contagious nodular dermatosis in Savoy, the number of outbreaks detected is decreasing and more than 7 in 10 cattle were vaccinated in the restricted area, according to the Ministry of Agriculture on Tuesday.
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