Now, the worst case scenerio just happened, wild deer infected. Of course, the UK Govt. said that the people tested for human FMD are all negative, i.e. if we can believe the govt. Also, by the time that the testing was done, the people might not show postive.
Many people have mild flulike symptoms and never go to hospital for testing.
You can bet, we are not being told the truth. There have been several cases of vets clinically identifying the disease in wild deer, some of which have died, presumably from it. Veterinary experts say it is impossible to vaccinate or cull wild deer and once infected they will act as a reservoir for the virus, repeatedly re-infecting livestock. It will make it almost impossible for Britain to rid itself of the virus, until it dies out naturally in wild deer, which could take years. Last week a roe deer was found dead at Kirk House Farm near Penrith, which had already been confirmed as having FMD in livestock.