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LSDV lesions on head and neck.
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Tnout Phnom Pok wildlife sanctuary (Decimal degrees: 13.4665, 104.6765). The banteng was thin, lethargic, and had multiple skin nodules on its head and flank (Figure 2).
Necrotic snare wound.
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It also had a snare wound on its right front leg that appeared to be swollen and infected, causing lameness (Figure 3).
Timeline of LSDV detection, monitoring of wild ruminant populations, and vaccination campaign implementation.
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All parties agreed to conduct a ring vaccination of domestic cattle in and around the Eastern and Northern Plains Landscapes. 27,000 LumpyvaxTM vaccine doses (100 doses/vial), needles and syringes were purchased in January 2022 by WCS Health program and Keo Seima REDD+ and WWF (Figure 4).