There will be no shortages in the market

Mr. Tsiaras made it clear that “there is no public health issue”, as smallpox only affects sheep and goats, and pointed out that the goal is to save the country’s livestock. “These zoonotic diseases have no impact on public health. So the issue – I want to make it clear – is that only our livestock is at risk, so in fact it is a case that concerns the national economy and of course the economic reality of our livestock farmers”, he said characteristically.

The Minister of Rural Development and Food explained that the measures were deemed necessary because the virus was transferred from Northern Greece to Southern Greece. “In the last period of time, i.e. from the end of last week until yesterday, we had two problems in very remote areas, in relation to Evros where the initial cases were. One in the area of ​​Corinth and one in the area of ​​Magnesia. This puts in a more general risk the possibility of the transmission of the disease to a much greater extent”, he emphasized and added that it is being investigated how the smallpox was transferred. As Mr. Tsiaras said, smallpox is also carried by migratory birds, but it may have been “caused by some who transported either animals or feed, and it probably happened at a time when there was no travel ban, because the incubation period is about the same as the plague, but the resistance time of this particular virus is much longer. So it could possibly have been transferred to a time even before we took the measures that concerned the specific prefectures and specific regional units that had shown the cases of smallpox”.

There will be no shortages in the market

Regarding possible problems in the supply chain, Kostas Tsiaras clarified that there will be no shortages in the market. “At the moment there is no such issue and if we take some measures it is precisely for this reason, so that there are no shortages, so that there are no price increases, to save our livestock. This is the reason why we are proceeding with measures, which may seem harsh in the first year, but we know that they work, this has been proven”, he pointed out.

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