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KENYA 2010. Global Rinderpest Eradication Programme (GREP)
24 November 2010. Isinya, Kenya. A Maasai livestock owner whose cattle herd has suffered from and subsequently been inoculated against rinderpest grazing his cattle in a village approximately 50 kilometers southwest of capital Nairobi.
11/24/2010
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© FAO/Tony Karumba
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An ambitious global effort has brought Rinderpest, a deadly cattle plague, to the brink of extinction is ending all field activities, paving the way for official eradication of the disease.
It would be the first time in history that humankind has succeeded in wiping out an animal disease in the wild, and only the second time, after smallpox in 1980, that a disease has been eliminated thanks to human efforts.