A quarantine was introduced in the Samara region due to an outbreak of brucellosis
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“Determine the territory of a private farm as an epizootic focus for brucellosis in cattle and establish restrictive measures ( quarantine ),” the document says.
During the quarantine period in the village, holding fairs, treating sick animals, preparing feed with which they could have contact, visiting the territory by unauthorized persons, importing and exporting cattle , as well as exporting and using MILK is prohibited. The situation is under the control of the veterinary department of the Samara region.
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