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Bluetongue risk 'very high' on Isle of Wight after cases confirmed
The risk of bluetongue spreading on the Isle of Wight is “very high” after cases were confirmed.
Carisbrooke Vets said BTV3 is circulating on the Island and urged people to stay vigilant.
The practice will hold a meeting in October to update people on the situation and outline an action plan.
Bluetongue affects livestock including cattle, sheep,... [250 chars]
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