Local Circulation of Sindbis Virus in Wild Birds and Horses, the Netherlands, 2021–2022

We report Sindbis virus circulation in the Netherlands based on serologic evidence found in 6 resident wild birds and 3 horses (2021-2022). Tested mosquitoes were molecularly negative, and humans were serologically negative. Veterinarians and health practitioners in the Netherlands should be aware of the importance of surveillance for Sindbis virus.

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Emerging infectious diseases
Published
2025-03-18
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https://doi.org/10.3201/eid3104.241503
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3
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Viral Infections and Vectors
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4.19

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Local Circulation of Sindbis Virus in Wild Birds and Horses, the Netherlands, 2021–2022

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Local Circulation of Sindbis Virus in Wild Birds and Horses, the Netherlands, 2021–2022

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Abstract

We report Sindbis virus circulation in the Netherlands based on serologic evidence found in 6 resident wild birds and 3 horses (2021-2022). Tested mosquitoes were molecularly negative, and humans were serologically negative. Veterinarians and health practitioners in the Netherlands should be aware of the importance of surveillance for Sindbis virus.

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