Fresh suspect FMD case in North

Northern Ireland has had a fresh suspect case of foot-and-mouth, it emerged today.

Fresh suspect FMD case in North
Wed, 11 Apr, 2001 - 12:32

Northern Ireland has had a fresh suspect case of foot-and-mouth, it emerged today.

Stormont Agriculture Minister Brid Rodgers said today that her veterinary officials tested a dairy herd near Cookstown, Co Tyrone, last night after a number of cattle started showing symptoms of the disease.

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