India launches domestic berous cricket skin disease vaccine

Xinhua News Agency, New Delhi, August 11th (Reporter Hu Xiaoming) The Indian government announced on the 10th that it was launched in the domestic domestic berous skin disease vaccine to help control the epidemic that is spreading in the country.

The vaccine was jointly released by the Indian Ministry of Agriculture and Farmers' Welfare, and the Ministry of Fisheries, Animal Husbandry and Dairy Products was jointly released on the 10th. The vaccine was jointly developed by the Institute of Veterinary Research, which is under the Indian Agricultural Research Commission, and was jointly developed. It is reported that it can produce 250,000 doses of vaccines per month. The immunity brought by the vaccine to cattle lasted at least one year.

In recent months, the skin diseases have been spreading in India. As of August 8th, thousands of cattle have died, and more than 120,000 cattle have been infected. Among them, the most serious epidemic and 2111 heads in Lajastan and Gujarats respectively. He died of 1679 cows.

Pooria skin disease, also known as cow nodular dermatitis or block dermatology, is a infectious disease caused by berous skin disease. The diseased cattle will fever, the skin, mucous membranes and organs are widely nodules, lymphadenopathy, and skin edema, which can cause the disease cattle to die in severe cases. The disease was first discovered in Africa and later spread to other parts of the world.

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