Austria sulges Kesk-Euroopas leviva suu- ja sõrataudi tõttu palju piiripunkte Ungariga. Lisaks sulgeb piiripunkte ka Slovakkia.

Austria sulges Kesk-Euroopas leviva suu- ja sõrataudi tõttu palju piiripunkte Ungariga. Lisaks sulgeb piiripunkte ka Slovakkia.

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Austria has closed many border points with Hungary due to the spread of foot-and-mouth disease in Central Europe. Slovakia is also closing border points.

. Nende massiline matmine põhjustab naaberriikides hirmu põhjavee kvaliteedi pärast.
Gabor Böröndi ütles, et riigis on võetud kasutusele . Need meetmed . "Me kontrollime, et . Kui lekib, siis teame, millised ," ütles Böröndi.
. Nad , kui see on vajalik. Böröndi kinnitas, et vajadusel suletakse tootmisüksused ja . See juhtub, kuni .
Austria Nickelsdorfi linnapea Gerhard Zapfli ütles, et mõju Ungarile on kindlasti tuntav ka Austrias. "Ma ei kujuta ette, et sellised meetmed oleksid võimalikud Austrias. Mõju põhjaveele on ennustatav, eriti kui . Isegi kui sellel pole mõju Austriale, on mõju Ungarile kindlasti tuntav," ütles Zapfl.
In Hungary, thousands of animals suspected of infection have been killed. Their mass burial is causing concern in neighboring countries about the quality of groundwater.
The commander of the Hungarian Defense Forces, Gabor Böröndi, said that the necessary measures have been implemented in the country. These measures monitor the quality of groundwater. "We are ensuring that the virus does not leak into the water. If it does, we know what safety measures are needed," said Böröndi.
The Hungarian Defense Forces are ready to cooperate with the police. They perform security tasks when necessary. Böröndi confirmed that if necessary, production units will be closed and placed under guard. This will continue until the virus outbreak has passed.
The mayor of Nickelsdorf, Austria, Gerhard Zapfli, said that the impact on Hungary will certainly be felt in Austria as well. "I cannot imagine that such measures would be possible in Austria. The impact on groundwater is predictable, especially if the groundwater level is not high. Even if it has no impact on Austria, the impact on Hungary will certainly be felt," said Zapfli.