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The Largest Animal Disease Epidemic The World Has Ever Seen!

20 October 2022

Tucked between motorways in the west of the city, the drab brick building belonging to Madrid’s Complutense University stretches the length of a football pitch.
The current outbreak, believed to threaten around three-quarters of the world’s herds, can be traced to the 2007 appearance of the virus in Georgia.
And there’s not enough of a history to know exactly what’s going to happen.

Combating African swine disease, which has killed more than 100 million pigs since 2018, has proven to be more...

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USS Milwaukee Back in Sea After COVID-19 Outbreak

4 January 2022

Freedom-variant littoral combat ship USS Milwaukee (LCS-5) departs Naval Station Guantanamo, Jan. 3, 2022. US Navy Photo

Littoral Combat Ship USS Milwaukee (LCS-5) is back at sea after it was kept pier side in Naval Station Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, following a COVID-19 outbreak. Milwaukee returned to sea on Monday after approximately 15 days in port.

A portion of the crew, which was 100 percent vaccinated, tested positive for COVID-19, USNI News previously reported. A Navy press release Monday night...

https://news.usni.org/2022/01/04/uss-milwaukee-back-in-sea-after-covid-19-outbreak

WHO Team Visits Wuhan Market In Coronavirus Investigation

31 January 2021

A World Health Organisation team looking into the origins of the coronavirus pandemic on Sunday visited a market known to be the food distribution center for the Chinese city of Wuhan during the 76-day lockdown last year, says an article published in The Week.

Largest Wet Markets In Wuhan

The team members were seen walking through sections of the Baishazhou market one of the largest wet markets in Wuhan surrounded by a large entourage of Chinese officials and representatives.

Medicine Hospital

The...

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DB Schenker, Airbus innovations maximize cargo space in passenger jets

24 May 202030 April 2020

A big passenger plane gets loaded with cargo in the hold.

Logistics and aviation companies are proving extremely resourceful developing ways to add cargo capacity to an air transport system experiencing severe bottlenecks due to the shortage of freight-capable aircraft.

On Thursday, Germany logistics group DB Schenker announced it has created a virtual airline in partnership with Icelandair to shuttle medical supplies to Europe and the U.S. on passenger planes with seats removed. And giant aircraft manufacturer Airbus said it also has developed a...

https://www.freightwaves.com/news/db-schenker-airbus-innovations-maximize-cargo-space-in-passenger-jets