In the case of a village in Nakhon Ratchasima Province There has been a cat death. Because feline measles Which has released rumors that feline measles can be transmitted to people The Department of Livestock Development has clarified that the symptoms of the sick cat And died in the village as a symptom of feline measles But the disease is not a disease transmitted from animals to people as shared. Therefore asking people not to panic
Today (15 Dec), the Thailand Anti-Fake News Center revealed that according to the message on the issue of feline measles, it can be transmitted from animal to human. The Anti-Fake News Center has conducted a fact check by the Department of Livestock Development, Ministry of Agriculture and Cooperatives. Found that such issues False information
In the case of a village in Nakhon Ratchasima Province There has been a cat death. Because feline measles Which has released rumors that feline measles can be transmitted to people The Department of Livestock. The Ministry of Agriculture and Cooperatives clarified that the symptoms of sick cats And died in the village as a symptom of feline measles Caused by parvovirus The disease is not transmitted from animals to people.
Which from feline measles infection conditions The transmission of feline panleukopenia is transmitted through animals that have contacted the secretions. And feces of animals in the transmission phase For prophylaxis, this can be done with the annual vaccination against feline panleukopenia. And for cats that are sick in the area must support treatment according to the animal’s symptoms. For animals that are not yet sick, the vaccination should be initiated as a precaution.
Therefore ask the people not to believe the information And ask for cooperation not to send Or share such information on various social media channels And to allow people to receive information from the Department of Livestock Development Can be tracked on the website www.dld.go.th or call 02 6534444
Summary of this story: Symptoms of a sick cat. And died in the village as a symptom of feline measles But the disease is not a disease transmitted from animals to people as shared.
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