Discovering new viruses that harm animals

Russia has banned the import of a batch of animal-derived food products from 11 German companies in violation of food safety standards, involving a newly discovered virus variant in Europe.

Representatives of the European community have acknowledged that in European countries there exists a virus that is harmful to animals, variant 14 of 'deep tongue' disease, characterized by fever, injury, inflammation and gangrene. Oral cavity, especially in the tongue, gastrointestinal tract . The disease is spread mainly in wild ruminants and domestic animals.

The Russian Agriculture Watch said the European community hid Russia about the origin of European products of animal origin and hid the world business community. In fact, Europe is spreading. wide serotype 14, the same type as the 'dark tongue' virus, does not yet have a therapeutic vaccine.

Director of the Russian Agricultural Monitoring Agency Sergei Danqert said: 'The Europeans have admitted that they hid information on the type 14 virus. Some European officials made it difficult for the epidemiological agency to they do not spread this news. Only when the Russian side discovers the incident, do they acknowledge '.

The truth was suppressed to avoid huge economic losses associated with banning food supply from Europe.