A development has occurred regarding the screwworm outbreak, with the US set to begin limited imports of Mexican cattle. This change will affect a port of entry in Arizona, which will reopen in phases. The decision comes as the screwworm outbreak continues, with the majority of cases reported in Texas.

Specifically, 41 out of 42 cases have been found in the state. Further information on this matter is available from ABC13 Houston, for those seeking more details on the limited resumption of cattle imports and its implications.