Overview
- Producer groups reported seven confirmed bovine cases in the State of Mexico, concentrated in Tlatlaya and Amatepec, with confirmation attributed to the Mexico–U.S. animal‑health commission.
- In Michoacán, SADER and SENASICA confirmed a single isolated case in Villa Madero in a dehorned bull now under treatment, after inspections of 509 cattle and other animals found no further detections.
- Altamira, Tamaulipas, activated a sanitary cordon and expanded surveillance along the Tamesí riverside, with local officials reporting no new cases in adjacent areas.
- Emergency animal‑health teams (GEESA) are conducting epidemiological tracing, active case searches, and field operations in coordination with federal and state authorities.
- Officials urge producers to check animals daily, clean and disinfect wounds, and apply curative or preventive powders to reduce the risk of myiasis caused by Cochliomyia hominivorax.