Un dăunător periculos, încă un pas spre România. Gândacul japonez, prins la 500 de metri de granița Ungariei • Newsweek România

A Japanese beetle was found near the Hungarian border, raising concerns about its spread to Romania. This pest damages grapes and fruit trees. Hungarian authorities have initiated pest control measures, including pheromone traps, to monitor its potential spread. The beetle can travel long distances through human activity, and its presence in Slovenia and Austria indicates a growing risk. Public reporting of sightings is crucial for preventing further introduction of this pest.