Foot-and-mouth disease has emerged in Hungary for the first time in over 50 years, identified at a cattle farm in Kisbajcs. Experts warn of severe consequences, including the culling of infected animals and potential economic impacts on meat exports. The government has imposed restrictions and set up protection zones. Prime Minister Viktor Orbán visited the site to oversee measures against the outbreak, emphasizing the need for immediate action to contain the virus. Article complet (Telex.hu)