Mexico confirms new screwworm case in northern border state Nuevo Leon

Mexico has confirmed a new case of screwworm in the northern border state of Nuevo Leon, raising concerns about the potential impact on livestock and agriculture in the region. This invasive pest can cause severe harm to animals, leading to economic losses for farmers and affecting food supply chains. The government is taking measures to control the outbreak, but the situation highlights the ongoing challenges of managing agricultural pests and protecting the country's livestock industry.