The quarantine due to animal disease was lifted in the Irkutsk region. But some restrictions remain. The governor of the Irkutsk region, Igor Kobzhev, signed an order to lift the quarantine in foci of contagious dermatitis (LND) in populated areas of the region. We will remind you that on September 3rd they began to take restrictive measures in connection with the disease in farm animals. As a result, the quarantine affected the villages of Kuti, Butyrki, Turskaya, Pozdnikova, Shiryavu, Moskovshchyna, Ryabkina, the villages of Khomotovo, Oyuk in the Irkutsk urban district, as well as in the settlement of Tehal in the Akirit-Bulgat district. At the same time as the quarantine, the confiscation of cows and small cattle as well as pigs began. At first people were outraged and pointed out that they had not been given tests, and that apparently healthy cattle would also be subject to confiscation. They were not satisfied with the initially announced compensation amount, which was later increased. Epizotologist Svetlana Shchapiotkina, who arrived in the region at the time, noted on her social networks that animals are treated with LSD "People whose animals are alienated received compensation from the reserve fund of the Irkutsk regional government and municipal budgets. The total amount of payments from the reserve fund of the government of Angra region amounted to about 76 million rubles," the regional veterinary service reported. The veterinary service did not reveal the number of animals destroyed, as it previously refused to do so at the request of the local media. Large and small cattle were vaccinated in all areas of Angra district. In total, more than 21 thousand farm animals were vaccinated against infectious dermatitis nodosa in Irkutsk urban district and Akirit-Bulgat region. Prohibitions In the meantime, after the lifting of the quarantine in the territory of epizootic foci, the following restrictions remain for one year: - It is forbidden to import sensitive animals that are not vaccinated against infectious dermatitis nodosa.

The quarantine due to animal disease was lifted in the Irkutsk region. But some restrictions remain. The governor of the Irkutsk region, Igor Kobzhev, signed an order to lift the quarantine in foci of contagious dermatitis (LND) in populated areas of the region. We will remind you that on September 3rd they began to take restrictive measures in connection with the disease in farm animals. As a result, the quarantine affected the villages of Kuti, Butyrki, Turskaya, Pozdnikova, Shiryavu, Moskovshchyna, Ryabkina, the villages of Khomotovo, Oyuk in the Irkutsk urban district, as well as in the settlement of Tehal in the Akirit-Bulgat district. At the same time as the quarantine, the confiscation of cows and small cattle as well as pigs began. At first people were outraged and pointed out that they had not been given tests, and that apparently healthy cattle would also be subject to confiscation. They were not satisfied with the initially announced compensation amount, which was later increased. Epizotologist Svetlana Shchapiotkina, who arrived in the region at the time, noted on her social networks that animals are treated with LSD "People whose animals are alienated received compensation from the reserve fund of the Irkutsk regional government and municipal budgets. The total amount of payments from the reserve fund of the government of Angra region amounted to about 76 million rubles," the regional veterinary service reported. The veterinary service did not reveal the number of animals destroyed, as it previously refused to do so at the request of the local media. Large and small cattle were vaccinated in all areas of Angra district. In total, more than 21 thousand farm animals were vaccinated against infectious dermatitis nodosa in Irkutsk urban district and Akirit-Bulgat region. Prohibitions In the meantime, after the lifting of the quarantine in the territory of epizootic foci, the following restrictions remain for one year: - It is forbidden to import sensitive animals that are not vaccinated against infectious dermatitis nodosa.