Romania Could Start Vaccination of Sheep Against Smallpox Even Next Week.
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Romania could even start vaccination of sheep against smallpox in Constanta and Tulcea counties next week, if the action plan is approved on Friday. Tanczos Barna says that the vaccines will come from the European Union reserve, and the amount available would allow immunisation of the flocks in the two counties in a few weeks.
Romania is putting pressure on Brussels to change the rules on animal vaccination, fearing that exports could be completely blocked.Interim Minister of Agriculture, Tanczos Barna, announced Wednesday that he has officially requested the relaxation of European legislation and has given assurances that the farmers affected will receive compensation.
Romania calls for the urgent relaxation of European legislation in the case of animal vaccination, so that the fight against diseases does not lead to the blocking of exports, said on Wednesday the interim Minister of Agriculture, Tanczos Barna. The official also spoke about the compensation of farmers who have lost animals.
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