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    Animal diseases

    1. Time of cognizance of the outbreak
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    2. Location and approximate area affected

    Location
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    Approximate area affected
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    3. Type of disease/intoxication
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    4. Suspected source of disease/intoxication
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    5. Possible causative agent(s)
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    6. Main characteristics of systems
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    7. Detailed symptoms, when applicable

    Respiratory
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    Circulatory
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    Neurological/behavioural
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    Intestinal
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    Dermatological
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    Nephrological
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    Other
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    8. Deviation(s) from the normal pattern as regards

    Type
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    Development
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    Place of occurrence
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    Time of occurrence
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    Symptoms
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    Virulence pattern
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    Drug resistance pattern
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    Agent(s) difficult to diagnose
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    Presence of unusual vectors
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    Other
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    9. Approximate number of primary cases
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    10. Approximate number of total cases
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    11. Number of deaths
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    12. Development of the outbreak
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    13. Measures taken
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    Notes

    The Swiss Federal Food Safety and Veterinary Office (FSVO) is responsible for the surveillance and reporting of animal diseases. According to the Federal Law on Animal Epidemics (RS 916.40 Loi du 1er juillet 1966 sur les épizooties) and the corresponding ordinance (RS 916.401 Ordonnance du 27 juin 1995 sur les épizooties), notifiable animal diseases have to be reported to the FSVO which in turn is responsible for the reporting to the World Organization for Animal Health (OIE). The current situation is accessible online:
    https://www.infosm.blv.admin.ch/bulletin

    No outbreaks of infectious diseases or similar occurrences that seemed to deviate from the normal pattern in terms of animal diseases were observed during the reporting period.

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