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Farmers' Syndicate: Anthrax not transmissible to humans
The article discusses the issue of contagious bovine pustular dermatitis, a disease that affects livestock and predominantly appears during the summer months when temperatures rise. The President of Farmers explains that this disease is viral and is usually transmitted via flies and mosquitoes between cows and buffaloes. He emphasizes that the disease does not spread to humans and does not affect the meat or milk of infected animals. It is noted that infected animals are generally not slaughtered in slaughterhouses. He also points out that vaccinations are essential for prevention and should be administered in April and May; however, some farmers refuse vaccination. He clarifies that eradicating the virus is easy by thoroughly boiling meat and milk before consumption. The disease reduces milk production and impacts the health of the animals but does not pose a risk to humans.
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