Prevention of cattle smuggling on the Thailand-Myanmar border

Published 2024년 3월 27일

Tridge summary

In a significant operation led by the Phaya Nagarat Special Task Force, the Department of Livestock Development, and other local security agencies in Tak Province, Thailand, efforts to combat the smuggling of cattle and buffaloes from neighboring countries have led to the arrest of perpetrators and the seizure of 127 cattle. This crackdown, part of a broader initiative by Captain Thammanat Prompao, Minister of Agriculture and Cooperatives, aims to prevent illegal agricultural trade, protect consumer health, support local farmers, and prevent animal diseases. A specific operation on the evening of the reported day resulted in the interception of 8 pickup trucks carrying 48 male cattle without proper permits in an epidemic surveillance zone, leading to 11 arrests. This action highlights the government's commitment to controlling animal movement and preventing epidemics.
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Mr. Chaiwat Yothakol, Deputy Commander of the Phaya Nagarat Special Unit Along with Mr. Boonyakrit Pinprasong, Deputy Director-General of the Department of Livestock Development, Mr. Chutiphon Sirimongkolrat Director of the Inspector and Quarantine Division and Mr. Suchat Mokya, Tak Province Livestock Development Officer Revealing the results of the Phaya Nagarat Special Task Force's operation to prevent the smuggling of cattle and buffaloes. from neighboring countries Found wrongdoing in the illegal movement of animals. by arresting the perpetrators and were able to seize a total of 127 cattle in the area of Mae Tan Subdistrict. Tha Song Yang District, Tak Province and Mae La Subdistrict Tha Song Yang District, Tak Province In this case Due to Captain Thammanat Prompao, Minister of Agriculture and Cooperatives Has declared war on the illegal import and export of all types of agricultural products. Including livestock products, fisheries, crops, agricultural crops. To prevent ...
Source: Pasusart

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