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case_images: LSDV lesions on head and neck.
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case_images: Tnout Phnom Pok wildlife sanctuary (Decimal degrees: 13.4665, 104.6765). The banteng was thin, lethargic, and had multiple skin nodules on its head and flank (Figure 2).
case_images: Necrotic snare wound.
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case_images: It also had a snare wound on its right front leg that appeared to be swollen and infected, causing lameness (Figure 3).
case_images: Timeline of LSDV detection, monitoring of wild ruminant populations, and vaccination campaign implementation.
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case_images: All parties agreed to conduct a ring vaccination of domestic cattle in and around the Eastern and Northern Plains Landscapes. 27,000 LumpyvaxTM vaccine doses (100 doses/vial), needles and syringes were purchased in January 2022 by WCS Health program and Keo Seima REDD+ and WWF (Figure 4).