Almost peaceful Easter rest ruled on the state border with Hungary on Saturday in connection with the acute mouth and claw disease. The controls were based on the recipe. The day before, the fifth MKS outbreak and another factory grave caused excitement.
The trigger for turbulence was a dairy cow in the Hungarian Rábapordány in the limited zone of the Gybers-Moson-Soprone commentary. The slaughter of 874 animals was reported. The remains have been transported by a truck fleet to Nikitsch-Nikitsch and only two kilometers while the crow flies from Deutschkeutz and buried in a former sand pit. Angered locals marched to protest.
Anrainer was worried
If the greatest care concerns the population the impact of factory graves on the groundwater. “We continue to pay a lot of attention to the fact that effects on our groundwater can be excluded,” emphasizes the councilor Heinrich Dorner.
“Grube largely tight”
In the current case of Rábapordány, according to the Hungarian authorities, the carcasses are buried on a largely closed, loamy surface. This barrier for the groundwater that protects at 30 meters below the top edge of the site before direct contamination is explained.
No danger
According to the current situation, there is no direct risk for groundwater in Austria, says deputy governor Anja Haider-Wallner. The Hungarian authorities have confirmed the image of the Burgenland experts that the flow direction of the groundwater from the northwest to the southeast is running.
The security increased
In Response To The Fifth Mks Outbreak, Hungary Has Expanded the Restriction Zone: AS Restricted Areas, The Administrative Units Pápoc, Kenyeri, Csöngen, Szergény, Kemeesmagase, Vönöck, Distrig, Répcel of Répcel or Répcel of Répcel of Pápa in the Head Veszprém. No animals or goods can be brought abroad from these regions.
Source: Krone
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