In early March 2025, Hungary reported its first foot-and-mouth disease (FMD) outbreak in 50 years, detected at a dairy farm near the Slovakian border. The disease subsequently spread to Slovakia, leading to confirmed cases on multiple farms. Here, the spread of the outbreak can be followed as new cases are reported and containment measures evolve. While FMD poses no risk to humans, it significantly impacts livestock health and agricultural economies.
