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Cowpox risk for livestock in Houthi regions
Areas controlled by the Houthis in Yemen are experiencing a widespread outbreak of "Bluetongue disease" (cattle pox), which has infected hundreds of cattle and led to the death of many, threatening the livelihoods of thousands of rural families who depend on livestock farming. The animal sector is suffering from a shortage of vaccination campaigns and veterinary services, as Houthi authorities continue to impose fees and collect bribes without implementing effective preventive measures. This exacerbates the crisis, weakens its resilience, and jeopardizes food security in the region.
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