€12.8 million paid in compensation for foot-and-mouth disease; over 80,000 animal deaths

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Compensation payments totaling €12.8 million have been made to affected livestock farmers.
The number of livestock that have been culled due to the outbreak has surpassed 80,000.
Andreas Grigoriou, the Director General of the Ministry of Agriculture, provided these figures during a discussion in the Parliamentary Committee.
The statement regarding compensation and culling was reported on July 7, 2026, by multiple news outlets.
The situation pertains to an outbreak of foot-and-mouth disease affecting livestock in the region.

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