USDA reports second screwworm infestation case in Texas

The U.S. Department of Agriculture announced a second screwworm case in Texas. The parasite, known as the New World screwworm, can affect livestock and wildlife. The latest case was identified by state animal health officials. USDA officials emphasized the importance of rapid detection and response. Control measures include treatment of affected animals and monitoring of herds. The agency is coordinating with local veterinarians to contain the outbreak. Residents are advised to report any suspicious wounds on livestock. Ongoing surveillance aims to prevent further spread of the parasite.