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In the village of Volgograd region lifted quarantine for brucellosis

In Goroshchensky district lifted restrictions imposed due to a dangerous infection in animals

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In the village of Volgograd region lifted quarantine for brucellosis

In the Kamensky rural settlement of Gorodische district of the Volgograd region, quarantine for brucellosis in livestock farming was canceled. The corresponding order was published by the Volgograd Veterinary Committee.

Restrictions were lifted after the completion of health measures and the complete elimination of the focus of infection. The previous order on the establishment of quarantine, issued on July 9, 2026, was declared invalid. The new document came into force from the moment of publication.

Brucellosis is an infectious disease that poses a danger to both animals and humans. During quarantine, there are restrictions on the movement of livestock and the export of livestock products outside the established zone. They are canceled after eliminating the threat of infection.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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