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Комплинная вспышка кожных заболеваний в Индии

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2022 Комплинная вспышка кожных заболеваний в Индии
Дата Июль -сентябрь 2022 года
Расположение Индия,
15 штатов 251 районы (с 23 сентября) [ 1 ]
Летальные исходы 97 000+ крупный рогатый скот
(так же 23 сентября) [ 1 ]
Затронутый 20 000 000 крупного рогатого скота
(так же 23 сентября) [ 1 ]
Вакцинирован скот 1,66 крор
(к 23 сентября) [ 1 ]
Население крупного рогатого скота 192,5 миллиона (2019)
Five states with the most cattle deaths- Rajasthan, Punjab, Gujarat, Himachal Pradesh, Haryana.[1] Other states such as Madhya Pradesh reported its first death in mid-September 2022;[2] there have been 1436 deaths in Maharashtra.[3] UP has seen at least 378 deaths.[4][5]

2022 года Вспышка комкового кожного заболевания в Индии привела к гибели более 97 000 крупного рогатого скота за три месяца с июля по 23 сентября. [ 1 ] [ 6 ] [ 7 ] Начиная с вспышек в Гуджарате и Раджастхане, за три месяца крупный рогатый скот в 15 штатах по всей Индии пострадал. [ 1 ] 21 сентября из 18,50 000 случаев более 65% случаев были из Раджастхана. [ 8 ] У Раджастхана было зарегистрировано более 50 000 смертей. [ 9 ] Индийское население крупного рогатого скота в соответствии с последней переписью скота составило 192,5 миллиона. [ 10 ]

Вспышка

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В ноябре 2019 года комковатые кожи в стране были подтверждены в лаборатории. [ 6 ] Это было в основном ограничено спорадическими случаями в таких местах, как Одиша. [ 11 ] [ 12 ] Происхождение или источник болезни в Индии, [ 13 ] а также вспышка в 2022 году оставалась неизвестной. [ 14 ] Сравнение и анализ вспышки 2022 года с версией 2019 года обнаружил различия в заболевании. [ 15 ] Такие штаты, как Керала, сообщили о 30-40 случаях каждый в период с декабря 2019 года по январь 2021 года. [ 13 ] В августе 2020 года были зарегистрированы случаи Ассама. [ 16 ]

Cases were first reported in April 2022 from Gujarat.[17][18][19][20] In late July 2022 Gujarat introduced bans on cattle movement in select districts.[21] Maharashtra's first case was reported on August 4 in Jalgaon district.[22] On 6 August Rajasthan imposed restrictions on cattle fairs.[23] On 20 August Panchkula district banned inter-district transport.[24] On 24 August Uttar Pradesh started introducing restrictions.[25] Affected districts in Madhya Pradesh saw movement bans.[26] On 14 September cattle transport in Mumbai was banned;[17] health certification is needed for movement.[27] On 23 September Uttar Pradesh initiated more bans in movement of cattle.[28] States such as Chhattisgarh initiated preventive measures even while it reported no cases of the disease.[29] Delhi started free vaccinations on 26 September.[30]

Impact

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The direct economic loss includes the value of the dead cattle, and associated losses such as decrease in the production of milk, including a decrease of yield in infected cattle.[31] Movement restrictions add to the indirect losses.[31] In August 2022 Gujarat reported a dip in milk collection amounting to approximately 1,00,000 liters per day in certain locations.[32] Collection of milk in Rajasthan fell by over 20% in August 2022; by September collection had decreased by 500,000-600,000 litres per day.[33] In some places collection has fallen to zero in Rajasthan.[33] This has not impacted the price of milk.[34] On 12 September Mother Dairy's managing director said the impact on production was minor.[10]

Scientific response

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Indian laboratories have undertaken research on a domestic vaccine since 2019. A team led by Dr Naveen Kumar, Principal Scientist at ICAR-National Research Centre on Equines developed India's first lumpy skin disease vaccine, named Lumpi-ProVacInd. The vaccine was launched on August 10, 2022.[35]

In 2021, due to the unavailability of a proper (homologous) LSD vaccine, India authorized goatpox (heterologous) vaccine against LSDV in cattle. However, later, experimental trials and several evidences from field suggested that the goatpox vaccine (Uttarkashi strain) does not provide any significant protection against LSD in cattle (Biovet, 2023; Kumar, 2023). Therefore, India developed a homologous live-attenuated LSD vaccine (Lumpi-ProVacInd), which has been extensively tested in the field and has been found to be 100% safe and highly efficacious in cattle against LSD (Kumar et al., 2023a; Kumar and Tripathi, 2022). The vaccine has been commercialized and is likely to replace the existing practice of vaccinating cattle with goatpox vaccine (heterologous vaccine).[36][37]

Public statements and explanations have been made related to the disease not impacting humans, and the impact of the disease on milk or meat.[38][39] This includes statements by the Maharashtra animal husbandry commissioner,[22][40] an Indian Council of Medical Research scientist,[22] a joint director of the Indian Veterinary Research Institute,[38] and head of department of veterinary medicine at a university in Punjab.[41]

Further reading

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  • Roche, X; Rozstalnyy, A; TagoPacheco, D; Kamata, A; et al. (2020), "Introduction and spread of lumpy skin disease in South, East and Southeast Asia" (PDF), FAO Animal Production and Health Paper 183, Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations
  • "India: Outbreak of Lumpy Skin Disease in Cattle Raises Alarm". USDA Foreign Agricultural Service. Attaché Report (GAIN). 9 August 2022.{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: others (link)
Journals

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