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Morbillivirus spilled over into humans from cattle, in whom it causes a devastating disease known as rinderpest, or “cattle plague,” sometime in the 10th century.

Rinderpest virus, also known as cattle plague, is in the same family as measles, but does not infect humans.

Rinderpest, or cattle plague, did not affect humans directly but decimated hundreds of millions of cattle across Asia, Europe and Africa.

The cattle plague is very severe, in addition to other misfortunes.

But the workman got out of the cattle plague, only to get into worse trouble from the buffalo.