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Livestock disease outbreaks in Bulgaria

Overview

The Bulgarian Food Safety Agency (BFSA) has responded to multiple outbreaks of livestock diseases affecting sheep and goats in various regions.

In early September, outbreaks of sheep and goat scab were identified in the villages of Karnalovo and Smolichano. These incidents prompted the establishment of 5-kilometer protection zones and 20-kilometer surveillance zones, alongside mandatory stall housing and movement bans for small ruminants.

By October, the BFSA reported new outbreaks of scrapie in the Kyustendil region, specifically in the villages of Pastuh and Novi Chiflik. Similar restrictive measures were implemented, including movement bans and enclosure requirements. Additionally, special regulations were introduced regarding the movement and processing of raw milk from the affected areas to comply with national and European legislation.

Entities

Bulgarian Food Safety Agency · Petrich · Kyustendil · Smolichano

Timeline

  1. [HEALTH] 4 sources
    Kyustendil region sees two scrapie outbreaks in sheep and goats

    The Bulgarian Food Safety Agency has detected two scrapie outbreaks in sheep and goats in the Kyustendil region, triggering strict movement restrictions and surveillance zones.

  2. [BUSINESS] 3 sources
    Bulgaria implements livestock restrictions following sheep scab outbreaks

    The Bulgarian Food Safety Agency has declared sheep and goat scab outbreaks in Petrich and Kyustendil regions, implementing strict movement bans and protection zones to prevent economic damage.

Sources

blagoevgrad24.bg · fakti.bg · moreto.net · netnews.bg · petel.bg · viaranews.com