Bluetongue restrictions in force outside of outbreak area
Restrictions related to an outbreak of bluetongue, a viral disease of ruminants, have been introduced in about two-thirds of Hungary, a chief advisor for food safety authority Nébih said today.
Cases of bluetongue have been found in the southern part of the country - Békés, Csongrád and Bács-Kiskun counties. The restrictions, however, have been introduced in 14 of the country's 19 counties, Zsolt Földi said at a conference. The number of animals found with the disease was under 100, he added.
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