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The Epoch Times reports a surge in New World screwworm cases along the southern border and says Nogales, Arizona, is expected to be the next port to open for Mexican cattle imports, on Nov. 30. The supplied summary does not specify case numbers or describe the effects on livestock or public health.
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The issue could affect cattle imports and livestock interests in the United States, but the summary does not quantify the risk or describe any U.S. response.
The article says the Nogales port is expected to open for Mexican cattle imports on Nov. 30. The summary does not state whether that date is confirmed or whether it depends on the reported outbreak.
Whether the Nogales port opens on Nov. 30
Any official updates on case numbers or cattle-import conditions