Swedes fear Irish horses could spread foot and mouth

Swedish farmers fear the transport of eight Irish horses could spread foot and mouth disease.

Swedes fear Irish horses could spread foot and mouth
Tue, 13 Mar, 2001 - 17:50

Swedish farmers fear the transport of eight Irish horses could spread foot and mouth disease.

The horses arrived via Britain in a sealed trailer aboard a ferry to Trelleborg, in Sweden.

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