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Egypt - A report of "infected lumpy skin" in some cattle in Gharbia governorate

sharon sanders

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The appearance of infected skin lumpy village Obcoay Gharbia
Monday, April 30, 2012 - 14:58

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Registered village Obcoay Almlq Gharbia injuries lumpy skin disease among a number of animals within a farm,
a committee was formed urgently from the Directorate of Veterinary Medicine, doctors Directorate to examine the infected cases and give immunizations needed and isolated from healthy animals.

at the time witnessed the village the appearance of some cases of Rift Valley fever on the some cases, veterinary sources that can not be currently vaccinated cattle against lumpy skin disease only after the complete healing of cattle, foot and mouth disease, which spread to the village and the villages of the province and led to the deaths of thousands of cases.

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