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Eight new bluetongue cases in England over past week - Free
Movement restrictions for susceptible species cover most of England. \ Philip Doyle
There have been eight separate instances of cattle testing positive for the bluetongue-3 virus in England in the week up to Wednesday alone.
Testing carried out on foot of reported birth defects and pre-movement controls found 18 bluetongue-3 positive cattle since 13 March.
All cattle confirmed positive for the virus were in restricted zones – Herefordshire, West Sussex, Essex, Norfolk, Devon, East Sussex and Hampshire.
There has been a total of 240 bluetongue-3 cases detected in England over the 2024-2025 vector season and another two detected in Wales, both of which were traced to high-risk livestock movements.
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There have been eight separate instances of cattle testing positive for the bluetongue-3 virus in England in the week up to Wednesday alone.
Testing carried out on foot of reported birth defects and pre-movement controls found 18 bluetongue-3 positive cattle since 13 March.
All cattle confirmed positive for the virus were in restricted zones – Herefordshire, West Sussex, Essex, Norfolk, Devon, East Sussex and Hampshire.
There has been a total of 240 bluetongue-3 cases detected in England over the 2024-2025 vector season and another two detected in Wales, both of which were traced to high-risk livestock movements.
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