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The information portal Caco da Rosa has been informed that the Aurora dairy in Joaçaba has been suspended since last Saturday (24), after many animals presented lesions suggestive of foot-and-mouth disease. Cidasc was informed and was on the spot collecting samples that were sent for laboratory tests.
In an interview with Radio Líder, the veterinarian of the organ, Michele Pagani Machado, confirmed the information. According to her, a batch of about 45 animals had fuselage and shell damage, which is characteristic of foot-and-mouth disease. However, the diagnosis was negative for the disease. "We still do not have the final result, but it may have been a vesicular stomatitis, a less serious disease that does not cause disruptive disorders," he explained. .
The veterinarian also reported that the animals had been exhumed and that the Joaçaba unit resumed operations on Tuesday afternoon (28). Now, employees are worried about the replacement of hours.
Santa Catarina having the certificate of no-foot-and-mouth disease without vaccination, the registration of the disease would economically harm the state, which would lose the international market.
The origin of the animals has been identified by the Animal Transit Guide (ATG) and Cidasc will perform work on the property to discover the outbreak of the disease.
Source: Caco da Rosa
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