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Spain - Sanitary measures are established for early detection of swine herd diseases

The Spanish Board of Ministers has approved a Royal Decree establishing sanitary measures for the early detection of African swine fever, classic swine fever and swine vesicular disease. The Decree will also regulate a surveillance plan which will allow Spain to maintain its status as a “disease free” zone, with respect to those diseases.
5 May 2011
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The Spanish Board of Ministers has approved a Royal Decree establishing sanitary measures for the early detection of African swine fever, classic swine fever and swine vesicular disease. The Decree will also regulate a surveillance plan which will allow Spain to maintain its status as a “disease free” zone, with respect to those diseases.

As established by the Royal Decree, the surveillance of swine herds will have a passive component, based on communication with health officials, on part of animal owners, traders, importers, exporters, transporters and personnel related with animal health, informing of the appearance of any clinical symptoms of these diseases, and one active component based on systematic blood testing.

In this way, the Royal Decree will allow for a reduction in the current number of blood samples while maintaining an efficient alert system.

http://www.marm.es/es/prensa/ultimas-noticias/notas-de-prensa-din.aspx?tcm=tcm:7-156640-16

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