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Thailand - Outbreak of African Horse Sickness

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Editor, Senior Moderator
Source: https://www.iol.co.za/business-repo...africa-is-killing-horses-in-thailand-48428822

A deadly virus from Africa is killing horses in Thailand
By Margo Towie and Jason Gale Time of article published 19h ago

INTERNATIONAL - When horses suddenly started dying in Thailand as the nation locked down to stem the spread of Covid-19, researchers feared the cause was another deadly bat-borne virus that could kill humans.

“We had no idea what was causing it,” said Nopadol Saropala, owner of a horse farm about 100 miles from the Thai capital, who lost 18 horses in nine days. “We found out later that it came from zebras that were apparently in transit to China.”

More than 500 horses have died since the outbreak appeared in late February...
 
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