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Shamonda virus detected in cattle in Wales and England

UK authorities say the virus was found at two dairy farms in October 2026; no additional disease-control measures are currently indicated.

Original report: Nov 2, 2026

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  • The UK government says samples from farms in Powys and Shropshire tested positive at APHA laboratories in Weybridge.
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Authorities say they will continue monitoring the virus and reviewing their response as more evidence becomes available.

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Livestock keepers are advised to watch for clinical signs and contact a veterinarian with concerns.

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  1. Shamonda virus detected in cattle in Wales and England

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  2. UK authorities say the virus was found at two dairy farms in October 2026; no additional disease-control measures are currently indicated.

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  3. The UK government says samples from farms in Powys and Shropshire tested positive at APHA laboratories in Weybridge.

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  4. Authorities say they will continue monitoring the virus and reviewing their response as more evidence becomes available.

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  5. Livestock keepers are advised to watch for clinical signs and contact a veterinarian with concerns.

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