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American foulbrood: restricted area in the forest protects bee colonies
The outbreak of American foulbrood in the forest leads to the establishment of a restricted area. Important information here.
American foulbrood: restricted area in the forest protects bee colonies
There are currently serious concerns in Cham County about an outbreak of American foulbrood, a dangerous disease that affects bees. This disease was discovered on July 10, 2024 in an apiary in the municipality of Wald. In order to prevent the spread of the disease, the Cham district office has taken an important measure.
The district office has set up a restricted area that extends over a radius of around 4.5 kilometers around the affected apiary. This means that special precautions must be taken in this area to protect the health of bees. The general decree that sets out these regulations can be viewed on the official website of the district office.
Details about the restricted area
Various locations within the restricted area are affected. These include the communities of Falkenstein and Zell as well as numerous districts such as Grandhöfl, Beckenschlag and Wirtholz. The full list of affected locations can be found in the official documents that citizens can download.
The general order contains specific instructions that must be followed by beekeepers and other affected persons. These measures are critical to stopping the spread of American foulbrood and protecting the region's bee population. Citizens are requested to inform themselves about the exact regulations and to strictly comply with them.
American foulbrood is a bacterial disease that primarily affects the brood of honey bees and can lead to significant losses in bee colonies. Therefore, it is of utmost importance that all necessary steps are taken to ensure the health of bees and prevent the spread of the disease.
For further information and details about the measures in the restricted area, citizens can view the relevant documents on the Cham District Office website. It is important that everyone concerned is well informed in order to take the necessary steps to combat this serious threat to bees.