Outbreak of Bluetongue Disease in Norway

Norway has reported an outbreak of bluetongue disease on a sheep farm in the southern part of the country. The disease has been circulating in northern Europe since late last year. Bluetongue can be deadly for domestic ruminants such as sheep, cattle, and goats.

Norway has reported an outbreak of bluetongue disease on a sheep farm located in the southern region of the country, according to the World Organisation for Animal Health (WOAH).

Bluetongue is a disease that can be fatal for domestic ruminants including sheep, cattle, and goats. It has been circulating in northern Europe since late last year.

The recent outbreak has raised concerns among farmers and veterinary authorities, highlighting the need for increased monitoring and preventive measures.

(With inputs from agencies.)