According to SENASICA, New World Screwworm (NWSW) cases in Mexico continue to increase, reaching 1,139 active cases during the week. This represents an increase of approximately 54% month-on-month. The livestock sector remains the most affected, with 662 active bovine cases, up around 50% from 442 in the previous month.
In the northern region, Tamaulipas has recorded a notable increase, rising from an average of three active cases in February to 29 currently reported, including locations within 200 miles of the US border. The area remains under a sterile fly dispersion program aimed at preventing northward spread and reproduction. While this shift has drawn increased attention to the northern corridor, Expana reported.
