Two new cases of bluetongue detected in Kent

Chief Veterinary Officer Christine Middlemiss said seven cattle have tested positive for the disease since November 11

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Seven cases of bluetongue have been identified in Kent since November 11
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Seven cases of bluetongue have been identified in Kent since November 11

Farmers have been urged to remain alert after two new cases of bluetongue virus (BTV) were identified in Kent. Chief Veterinary Officer Christine Middlemiss confirmed two further cows had tested positive...

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