development

The scientists said LayV was found in 27% of shrews tested, suggesting the mole-like mammals may be 'natural reservoirs' for the virus. About 5% of dogs and 2% of goats also tested positive for it.

Taiwan's Center for Disease Control said on Sunday it was paying 'close attention' to the development of LayV.



 

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