No New Equine VSV Cases Reported

Premises released are in:
- Kansas (Sedgwick County)
- Missouri (Camden, Ozark, and Phelps counties)
VSV has been confirmed on 205 premises and suspected on 120 premises since the 2020 outbreak began in Dona Ana County, New Mexico, on April 13. Since then, cases have been confirmed* or suspected** in eight states:
- Arizona – *18, **1 in 7 counties
- Arkansas – *4, **0 in 1 county
- Kansas – *101, **95 in 26 counties
- Missouri – *36, **17 in 11 counties
- Nebraska – *5, **0 in 3 counties
- New Mexico – *13, **3 in 6 counties
- Oklahoma – *18, **4 in 9 counties
- Texas – *10, **0 in 6 counties
At this time in 2019 (APHIS Situation Report of Sept. 26), which tallied the highest number of cases in the past 40 years of recorded history, 151 premises remained quarantined for confirmed or suspect cases
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