Spread by midges, bluetongue , poses no threat to the public or food safety but can have serious consequences for cloven hoofed animals like sheep and cattle [Getty Images] A 20km Temporary Control ...
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Ireland warned over 'hard to avoid' virus as HSE release symptoms
The HSPC is urging people to take simple precautions to protect themselves and others, especially in hospitals, nursing homes and around vulnerable people ...
A 20km Temporary Control Zone (TCZ) has been introduced as vets investigate the first suspected case of bluetongue virus (BTV-3) on the island of Ireland. The Department of Agriculture, Environment ...
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