It is was first discovered in 1996 in domestic goat herds in Afghanistan, and takes its scientific name from the region in which it was first recorded. Small populations of the insect have since been seen in small populations in countries such as India, Uzbekistan and as far as Australia. Although the akram is largely harmless, Australia has since introduced strict quarantine regulations to prevent its further spread into the country, to protect the nations goat herds.
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