“A battle to the end” against foot-and-mouth disease on Lesbos, Kavvadas urges strict compliance with measures
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- Greek Deputy Minister of Rural Development and Food Athanasios Kavvadas called for all veterinary measures on Lesbos to continue without exception until foot-and-mouth disease is fully eradicated.
- He made the appeal in a letter to North Aegean Regional Governor Konstantinos Moutzouris on Friday, September 4, following a legislative measure by the ministry.
The fight against foot-and-mouth disease on Lesbos must continue until the disease has been completely eradicated, Deputy Minister of Rural Development and Food Athanasios Kavvadas said.
In a letter to North Aegean Regional Governor Konstantinos Moutzouris, Kavvadas stressed the need to apply all prescribed veterinary measures without exception. The letter was sent on Friday, September 4.
His intervention followed a legislative measure adopted by the Ministry of Rural Development and Food. The headline described the effort as “a battle to the end.”
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