Lumpy dermatitis was spread in Yen Bai

Cystic dermatitis first appeared in Yen Bai province and is now spreading to many districts, making local farmers extremely worried.

Cows were diagnosed with inflammatory dermatitis in Van Chan district. Photo: Thai Sinh. Cystic dermatitis reported by the Yen Bai Department of Livestock and Veterinary Medicine, first appeared on March 29 in the household of Mr. Ha Huy Giap in Ban Pha village, Viet Hong commune, Tran Yen district when detected 1 The cow contracted dermatitis, and on April 13, 2021 another cow got sick. On April 5, 2021 appeared in the household of Mr. Nguyen Chi Hieu, An Thai village, Minh An commune, Van Chan district, over 2 cows were infected with dermatitis. On April 7, 2021, in the household of Mr. Ta Van Ban, Bang La 1 village, Dai Lich commune, Van Chan district, there was a cow with inflammatory skin lumps. On April 9, 2021, in the household of Mr. Nguyen Van Cong, Go Gam village, Van Hoi commune, Tran Yen district, 3 cows and cows were infected with inflammatory lumpy dermatitis. Thus, up to now, Yen Bai province has had 4 households in 4 communes with 8 cows suffering from inflammatory skin disease, localities organized to destroy 5 cows according to regulations. Most recently, right in the morning of April 16, according to the people, the Department of Livestock – Veterinary Medicine Yen Bai organized a mission to My Gia commune, Yen Binh district to check for Mr. Hoang Ngoc Su, Phu village. The US is raising 4 cows, of which 2 have manifestations of lumpy dermatitis, the team has taken samples and asked to isolate the other two cows. In addition to the household of Mr. Nguyen Van Cong who bought cows from Thai Binh to identify the source of transmission, the rest households did not buy cows from other places, so they could not identify the source of transmission, so livestock farmers were very worried. It is known that Yen Bai Department of Livestock Production – Veterinary Medicine has registered to buy 10,000 doses of vaccine for lumpy dermatitis to vaccinate cows in epidemic areas and surrounding areas.