There is no suspicion of the disease of the clinseed and the Krivačka in the territory of the Slovak Republic. Veronika Daničová, a spokeswoman for the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development (MPRV) of the Slovak Republic, stated this on Sunday morning. The disease appeared in the breeding of cattle near the Hungarian village of Kisbajcs near the Slovak border.
“We do not see any suspicion of infection in the Slovak territory. The suspicion that was in Hungary yesterday afternoon in breeding 40 kilometers from the focus was not confirmed. The results of the examinations are negative“the spokeswoman said. According to her, the prohibition of moving animals and products from municipalities included in the ten -kilometer viewing zone is valid.
In this context, checks at the border crossing points in Rajka, Medveďov and Komárno continue. “More than 20 vehicles have been checked, none of the live animals,” She made it. Police also carries out checks at the border in cooperation with the State Veterinary and Food Administration of the Slovak Republic.
Breeders’ authorities continue to call on to consistently control their farming and to report any changes in the health of the animals to their veterinarian without delay. The State Veterinary and Food Administration of the Slovak Republic, following the occurrence of a focus on the outbreak of the infection on the farm of cattle at Kisbajcs, Hungary, took measures to prevent the spread of infection in Slovakia. Three municipalities in the district of Komárno and five municipalities in the district Dunajská Streda fall into the supervision zone.
