Disease halts live cattle imports from Down Under

Live cattle import from four Australian facilities were suspended after 13 live cattle infected with lumpy skin disease (LSD) were found said officials.

LSD, a highly contagious disease found in cattle that causes blisters and reduces milk production, was found in imported live cattle from four of 60 Australian facilities allowed to export to Indonesia.

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