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Lumpy skin disease has spread in France, triggering a vaccination drive and cattle export ban.
Lumpy skin disease, a contagious viral infection affecting cattle, has spread to new areas in southwestern and eastern France, with recent outbreaks in three communes near the Spanish border.
The disease, which causes blisters and reduced milk production but does not infect humans, has prompted a mandatory vaccination campaign and a temporary ban on cattle exports.
Cases resurged after a temporary decline following a mass vaccination effort in late August.
French authorities are investigating possible links to outbreaks in Spain, while the country also faces challenges from the bluetongue virus in livestock.
The situation is considered critical, with economic and trade implications.
La enfermedad de la piel con nódulos se ha extendido en Francia, desencadenando una campaña de vacunación y prohibición de exportación de ganado.