Temporary Control Zone Established in County Down
A temporary control zone has been set up near Bangor, County Down, after vets suspected the presence of bluetongue disease in two cows at a local holding.
Investigation Underway
Authorities are actively investigating the situation to confirm the presence of the disease, which can affect livestock health and trade restrictions.
"A temporary control zone is in place as vets investigate the suspected presence of the disease in two cows at a holding near Bangor, County Down."
This is the first suspected instance of bluetongue in Ireland, prompting quarantine measures to prevent possible spread.
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