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in Portugal · 05 Jan 2022, 17:35 · 0 Comments
The Directorate General for Food and Veterinary Medicine (DGAV) confirmed this latest outbreak on 3 January and said it involves around 60 birds on a homestead in Santiago do Cacém.
Other outbreaks have been reported on bird farms in Santarém, Palmela (Setúbal) and Óbidos (Leiria) affecting a total 24,239 birds.
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