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During the seven-year period, 98 624 slaughtered cattle were examined and 81% were infected with Echinococcus, 13% Fasciola and 0.04% Cysticercus. Of 23 566 sheep, 79% were infected with Echinococcus and 1% with Fasciola. Of 61 874 pigs, 59% were infected with Echinococcus, 0.7% with Fasciola, 0.7% ...