Translation of "Epidemic disease" in German

Poaching for ivory and bushmeat is leading to global epidemic, disease transfer and war.

Don't you know an epidemic disease is plaguing this village?

The highway will be closed until the epidemic disease is gone.

It might have something to do with the epidemic disease.

Our enemy is the epidemic disease.

Despite rapid sanitation and disinfection work, disease epidemic broke out in parts of the city.

You're like an epidemic, You're a disease, man!

By contrast, an epidemic or infectious disease is an expression of force majeure, is fate!

The need for detailed contingency plans has been proven once more during the 2001 foot-and-mouth disease epidemic.

Today, the local population faces ongoing food insecurity and the incidence of epidemic disease has increased.

And they said it was an epidemic disease.

Generally "Buk Su" is to protect from fires, floods or an epidemic disease.

Since the early 2000s, several epidemic waves of disease have occurred in many Member States, including central and northern Europe, causing significant losses in terms of morbidity, mortality and disruption of trade in live animals.

Since the early 2000s, several epidemic waves of disease have occurred in many Member States, including in central and northern Europe, causing significant losses in terms of morbidity, mortality and disruption of trade in live animals.

After all, Europe has an unbelievable potential impact because of its knowledge of the thinking behind events in Congo and can once more play a role to the benefit of the population, helping it do battle with desperate poverty, squalid health condition, starvation and epidemic disease.

There may be a greater incidence of epidemic disease too, with these diseases occurring in places where they are at present unknown.

I believe it has been the worst epidemic of this disease that the world has seen.

In the event of serious disease epidemic, Member States may provisionally allow the use of immunological veterinary medicinal products without an authorization for placing on the market, in the absence of a suitable medicinal product and after informing the Commission of the detailed conditions of use.

During the 2001 foot-and-mouth disease epidemic, restrictions were also applied on the movement of equidae coming from holdings keeping animals of susceptible species or neighbouring such holdings and specific certification, in addition to the requirements of Council Directive 90/426/EEC of 26 June 1990 on animal health conditions governing the movement and import from third countries of equidae(22), was required in order to control trade in equidae from Member States affected by foot-and-mouth disease.

Because African poverty contributed to the uncontrolled spread of AIDS, the combination of climate shocks and epidemic disease is devastating.

The idea of controlling epidemic disease and cutting absolute poverty sharply by 2015 is not naïve idealism, but hard-headed thinking amply supported by the best evidence.