Overview
- Yucatán’s Secretaría de Desarrollo Rural reports all 83 confirmed screwworm cases have been successfully treated without resorting to culling or quarantine
- Nine interstate phytosanitary checkpoints have been installed in eastern and southern corridors to inspect livestock movements and bolster biosecurity
- A special Seder brigade is engaging ranchers and veterinarians with training and outreach to promote early detection and prompt treatment
- Governor Américo Villarreal of Tamaulipas convened Veracruz and San Luis Potosí in a regional forum to formalize a containment barrier against the parasite
- The multi-state plan features sterile-fly distribution pilots, strategic entomological monitoring traps and community-based response teams for rapid intervention