Virus necunoscut depistat la bovine în Europa. Cercetătorii avertizează asupra unei posibile răspândiri rapide

A previously unknown virus has been identified in cattle in southern Germany, causing fever and diarrhea. Researchers warn of potential spread in the coming months. The virus, related to those found in Africa and Asia, is transmitted by biting insects. Although it poses no significant risk to humans, further studies are needed. The Friedrich-Loeffler Institute is monitoring the situation closely, as the virus could affect pregnant females and lead to severe outcomes. Authorities are vigilant, but no cases have been reported in Romania.