Weqaa urges Saudi horse owners to report suspected West Nile fever cases
Saudi Arabia’s Weqaa Center has called on horse owners to promptly report any suspected cases of West Nile fever to help contain the disease.
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AIThe National Center for the Prevention and Control of Plant Pests and Animal Diseases (Weqaa) has urged horse owners in Saudi Arabia to promptly report any suspected cases of West Nile fever, in order to support swift investigation, disease control, and reduce the risk of its spread.
In a statement on its X (formerly Twitter) account, the center said West Nile fever is considered a priority animal disease in the Kingdom, adding that its efforts include monitoring and controlling the disease to limit its spread.
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Weqaa has designated the toll-free number 8002470000 to receive reports of suspected cases.