Tropical Medicine and Health · 2019 · 11 citations · 6 references
Veterinary MedicineInfectious DiseasesVeterinary EpidemiologyOutbreak DetectionOutbreak InvestigationPublic Health SurveillanceAnimal Infectious DiseasesQuarantine ProceduresVeterinary SurveillanceZoonotic Disease DetectionZoonotic Disease PreventionZoonotic Disease SurveillanceAnimal Disease ReportingAnimal Disease SurveillanceDisease Prevalence AnalysisDisease Prevalence PatternsEpidemiological ConfirmationEpidemiological DiagnosisQuarantineSurveillance Of Livestock-associated Zoonoses
Confirmation of glanders has not been possible in suspected cases submitted by field veterinarians, mainly due to the lack of diagnostic tools in Nepal. In view, however, of the re-emergence of glanders in India and the unrestricted migration of equines from there in to Nepal, an outbreak of Glanders in the short term is a distinct possibility. Such an event would affect the rural, marginalized community, and brick kiln industries. Therefore, due attention on the national epidemiological study and strengthened animal quarantine system with holding yards and laboratory backups are highly requested. Besides, the government's timely action on disease prevalence, monitoring, and disease reporting is utmost important besides widespread public awareness to prevent the entry and control the disease.
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