Denmark Investigates First Suspected Shamonda Virus Cases in Cattle

Human health risk remains very low despite new virus cases in Danish livestock. Local consumers do not need to worry about food safety.

Statens Serum Institut is investigating suspected Shamonda virus infections in cattle. The agricultural industry alerted health officials after finding initial signs. Small midges spread this virus among farm animals.

Health authorities noted that the virus primarily affects livestock. Public health monitoring across the country remains active. This report was originally published by Copenhagen Post.