Overview
- Galicia has suspended all livestock fairs, markets, auctions and gatherings for 21 days and barred entries from DNC‑restricted zones, with a direct‑to‑slaughter exception.
- Incoming bovines to Galicia face 21 days of official surveillance with whole‑herd immobilisation, and mandatory disinsection applies to animals and transport vehicles.
- Castilla y León halted livestock events for 15 days and the Basque Country extended a suspension through November 30, while other regions have also paused markets as a precaution.
- In Girona, authorities report 18 affected farms, roughly 2,500 cattle culled, about 152,000 animals immobilised and more than 7,300 vaccinations administered daily.
- Spain arranged a second emergency vaccine contract as Catalonia awaits EU clearance to expand vaccination zones, with 140,000 doses expected in coming days and 250,000 in early November.