- The disease first appeared in Britain in 1986 and reached about 60 thousand cases in 1992. It also appeared in Ireland and appeared in Oman in cattle imported from Britain and appeared in almost all European countries by the year 2000.
- Milk cows are the most exposed animals and if all cows are susceptible to infection.
- The incidence rates of the disease reached 90 years about 14%.
- Long incubation period such as scorpion and 100% killer disease.
- Cases were observed in cats, dogs and leopard (imported from Britain).
- Milk cows are the most exposed animals and if all cows are susceptible to infection.
- The incidence rates of the disease reached 90 years about 14%.
- Long incubation period such as scorpion and 100% killer disease.
- Cases were observed in cats, dogs and leopard (imported from Britain).
