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Britain / Foot-And-Mouth Disease #196197

ABC Evening News for Tuesday, Mar 27, 2001
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(Studio: Elizabeth Vargas) Report introduced. {Note: low audio}

(London: Jim Wooten) The first clues to the start of the foot-and-mouth disease epidemic in Britain examined; details given of a specific case of swine fever at one farm that spread across the nation. [British minister of agriculture Nick BROWN, Royal Veterinary College professor Mac JOHNSON - comment on the source.] British Prime Minister Tony Blair's position on the epidemic mentioned.

(Studio: Elizabeth Vargas) Further coverage of foot-and-mouth disease on "Nightline" noted.

Reporter(s):
Vargas, Elizabeth;
Wooten, Jim
Duration:
00:02:00

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