Quarantine in the Neftekumsk district of Stavropol due to an outbreak of leukemia in cattle
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These includeAnimal blood samples are collected for testing, infected animals are isolated or slaughtered, and MILK from infected cows is destroyed. According to the order, the quarantine radius is 1 km around the outbreak site, located 5 km north of the village of Kayasula. Humans are not susceptible to infection, but it is recommended to limit consumption of milk and MEAT from infected animals.
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