Epizootic situation in the world on November 19


Avian influenza

Norway — 3 outbreaks in livestock and wildlife.

Japan — 1 case on a poultry farm and 17 outbreaks in wild birds.

Canada — 1 outbreak on a commercial poultry farm, circulating subtype H5N1.

USA — 61 cases in atypical hosts of the virus — cattle , circulating strain H5N1.

Sheep and goat pox

Greece — 24 new outbreaks on farms.

West Nile fever

Guadeloupe — 1 outbreak in wild birds.

France — 1 outbreak, horses.

Bluetongue

France — 3 outbreaks in cattle .

Greece — 7 cases on sheep and goat farms.

Czech Republic — 14 outbreaks in cattle.

ASF

Germany — 1 new case of African swine fever detected in the wild.

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