Northern Ireland farmers urged to be vigilant as bluetongue cases rise

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 23 Sept, 22:44 · Archive

Bluetongue virus cases are increasing in Britain and the Irish Republic.

Farmers in Northern Ireland have been urged to be vigilant amid growing numbers of bluetongue cases in Britain and the Irish Republic. The virus appears to be spreading across the island and neighbouring regions.

How it is being reported

• Northern Ireland farmers urged to be vigilant as cases of bluetongue riseFarmers in Northern Ireland have been urged to be vigilant amid growing numbers of cases of the bluetongue virus in Britain and the Irish Republic.News Letter · 23 Sept, 12:49
• Northern Ireland farmers urged to be vigilant as cases of bluetongue riseBelfast Telegraph · 23 Sept, 10:40

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