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File: 092496_aug96_decls43_0001.txt
Subject: FOREIGN ANIMAL DISEASE UPDATE
Unit: 22D SUPCOM
Parent Organization: ARCENT
Box ID: BX005153
Folder Title: FEBRUARY READING FILE
Document Number: 8
Folder SEQ #: 2
ARCENT MEDCON
veterinarian
9 February 1991
INFORMATION PAPER
SUBJECT: Foreign Animal Disease Update
PURPOSE: To provide update information concerning the occurrence
of animal diseases foreign to the United States in the operation
Desert Storm AOR
FACTS:
1. Foreign Animal Diseases:
a. In the Middle East, Bahrain reported outbreaks of Foot and
Mouth Disease (FMD) type 0 in February 1990. Jordan reported
outbreaks of untyped FMD between September and December 1989
involving 477 cases. A report in February 1990 indicated all
isolations were type 0. Oman reported outbreaks of type 0 and Asia
1 in November 1989. Turkey reported 19 cases of type 0 in December
and February, with 5,644 animals exposed. FMD 0 virus has a low
sporadic occurrence in bovine populations, although outbreaks in
Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, and Oman have been reported during 1990.
Disease is controlled via vaccination, quarantine, movement control
and other precautions at the frontier and inside the country,. FMD
is a notifiable disease.
b. One outbreak of Rinderpest involving 7 cases was reported
in January from the U.S.S.R. Distribution in Saudi Arabia is
unavailable. Disease control is via vaccination, quarantine, and
other precautions at frontier.
C. Oman reported 15 outbreaks of Peste des petits ruminants
(pest of small ruminants) during January 1990.
d. Contagious bovine pleuropneumonia was reported in four
African countries, and in Kuwait and Portugal. Kuwait reported
, January and
February 1990.
e. Sheep and goat pox (SGP) was reported in Algeria, China,
the Ivory Coast, Jordan, Kuwait, Morocco, Oman, Pakistan, Tunisia
and Turkey. Kuwait reported 24 outbreaks involving 148 cases and
exposing 4,250 animals during December 1989 through February 1990.
Oman in October, November and December 1989. Disease is enzootic
in ovine with control via vaccination, quarantine, and other
precautions at the frontier and inside the country. The caprine
has low sporadic occurrence with disease control via treatment.
f. Hog Cholera was reported in the Federal Republic of
Germany with 2 outbreaks with 38 cases during December 19@39, 16
outbreaks involving 1,693 cases in January 1990, and 13 outbreaks
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