Suspected outbreak of FMD: Restrictions on animal movement imposed in Mozambique

Published 2022년 4월 19일

Tridge summary

A ban on the movement of cattle, goats, pigs, and sheep for breeding has been imposed in Tete province, Mozambique, due to a suspected foot-and-mouth disease outbreak in Chifunde district. The ban includes districts along the Malawi and Zambia borders, with exceptions for animals from fenced farms for slaughter after inspection. The National Directorate of Livestock Development (DNDP) has also prohibited the movement of cattle fodder from the affected districts and has strict regulations for the movement of animals and their products in the rest of the country.
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The movement of cattle, goats, pigs and sheep destined for breeding from Tete province has been prohibited following a suspected outbreak of foot-and-mouth disease in Chifunde district, on the border with Malawi and Zambia. The episodes were reported on 31 March, necessitating the ban on the movement of animals in the districts of Angónia, Dôa, Tsangano, Marávia, Chifunde, Macanga, Tete city, Moatize and Zumbo. The National Directorate of Livestock Development (DNDP) has also prohibited the movement of cattle fodder from the districts of Chifunde and Macanga, and the concentration of animals for any purpose without the permission of veterinary authorities. The movement of animals in the rest of the country is only allowed if they have been inspected, and so long as other procedures for their internal transit and that of their products are observed, such as acquiring authorization ...

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