The mouth and claw disease (MKS) is also a problem in the Neusiedler Seewinkel National Park. The security measures are strict: for example, the gray children and water buffalo have been canceled for weeks, employees must go through disinfection tubes through disease carpets, visitors.
In the National Park Neusiedler See – Seewinkel, organic security measures have already been established before MKS. “We have constant contact with colleagues from the Hungarian National Park Board,” says director of the Johannes Ehrenfeldner National Park. About a month ago we closed the stable area with our gray children in Apetlon, so that no strangers can go anymore. “
Strict security measures in the stable
But that’s not all. The animals stay in the shed, the meadow is currently taboo for the 220 gray children and 80 water buffalo. In addition, an epidemic was launched for the National Park staff and a tractor remains exclusively on the site where the gray children are stored. There are also own stable clothing, including rubber boots for employees, who also stay in the stable environment.
There are also epetic carpets in the administration of the National Park at Apetloner Hof. Something is now temporarily built for the information center in Illmitz. Because: “Displaces disease are currently sold out. But we wanted to bridge the waiting time.”
So just two plastic tubs with foam, which are soaked with disinfectant, placed in front of the front door and a note on the door with an explanation why the visitors should go through the information center when you enter and leave. It is also said that dolls and cyclists are supplied with the accessories at the front and at the back for pedestrians. Here, as I said, it says please.
The events of the National Park will of course continue. “Here we try to do educational and sensitization work among visitors,” explains the director of the National Park. There is a range of route in the National Park. Resources: View animals, please. But please off the road. Do not go to the meadow, does not necessarily want to get closer. Of course this still applies strictly.
Don’t forget: animals are living creatures!
Hannes Ehrenfeldner asks the visitors who are now coming to Easter to enjoy nature, so urgently to discipline. “It’s really about life and death. Animals are living things that feel just like us.
That is why his concern that visitors stay on the road and – if animals are somewhere in a meadow: please do not give and don’t touch. Because it is a certain cord walk to guarantee the protection of the animals and still guarantee visitors a nature experience. And how long does Ehrenfeldner believe us will accompany the plague? He shrugs. “I said a week ago, let’s see what it’s like in two weeks. To be honest, I don’t know. I hope we can keep the plague away from us.”
Source: Krone
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