Atyrau Region bans livestock movement amid viral outbreak in 6,000 cattle
Authorities in Atyrau Region have banned the movement of livestock after a viral disease was detected in 6,000 cattle in Isatay and Kurmangazy districts. Six cows have died from symptoms including drooling and oral ulcers. The ban aims to prevent further spread even as treatment efforts are underway.
Disease Outbreak
In Isatay and Kurmangazy districts of Atyrau Region, a viral disease has been confirmed in 6,000 cattle, according to KTK television. The affected cows exhibited symptoms such as drooling, ulcers, and mucosal damage. Laboratory tests identified the disease as infectious rhinotracheitis. Six cows have died as a result of the outbreak.
Preventive Measures
The regional authorities have imposed a ban on the import and export of livestock to contain the disease. Veterinary services are conducting treatment procedures in the affected areas. The ban applies specifically to Isatay and Kurmangazy districts, aiming to prevent the spread of the virus to other regions.
What's Next
Health officials are monitoring the situation closely to assess the effectiveness of the containment measures. It remains unclear how long the livestock movement ban will remain in place.
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Atyrau Region bans livestock movement amid viral outbreak in 6,000 cattle
