New World Screwworm ✓

[image] 1 billion? We'll burn through that by lunch.

[image] 🚨 BREAKING: Two additional New World Screwworm cases have been confirmed, bringing the total number of confirmed U.S. cases to 11. The detections come as officials continue surveillance, containment efforts, and sterile fly releases aimed at preventing further spread. The

[image] 🚨 BREAKING: 3 new cattle cases of New World screwworm confirmed today. That brings the U.S. total to 19 confirmed cases — a nearly 20% jump in a single day. Source:

[text] NEW WORLD SCREWWORM WEEKLY UPDATE: SELF-CONGRATULATIONS EDITION ✅ No new confirmed cases reported for a week despite ~15 reports per day coming in from infested areas ✅ No updated trap detections, wildlife detections, or investigation data released to the public ✅ More

[image] 🚨 BREAKING: Five new confirmed New World screwworm cases have been reported in Texas. • 4 sheep in Crockett County • 1 sheep in Edwards County That brings the U.S. total to 25 confirmed cases. A 25% increase in a single day.

[image] 🚨 BREAKING: Three new New World Screwworm cases have been confirmed, bringing the total to 15. After days without updates, the count just jumped by 25%.

[video] We're now hearing that an average of 15 potential screwworm reports are coming in every day from affected areas—and that number is rising. Yet we've gone roughly a week without a single new confirmed case? Maybe there's a perfectly reasonable explanation. But until USDA

[image] Another cattle case confirmed in Medina County, Texas. That brings the U.S. total to 20 confirmed New World screwworm cases.

[image] Amazing how much surveillance gets deployed for something we’re being told doesn't exist.

[image] 🚨 BREAKING: Confirmed New World screwworm cases have risen to 12. The latest detection is in a sheep.

[image] It’s been 6 days since the last update on Ranchers are dealing with a live outbreak and need current numbers on confirmed cases, quarantines, and sterile fly releases. When can we expect the next update? @USDA @SecRollins @Screwworm_RR

[text] This reinforces what I’ve suspected for weeks: we’re only being shown a small part of the picture. Whether it’s to avoid panic or to avoid admitting how badly this was handled, the result is the same. Without transparent reporting, ranchers and the public can’t make informed