Epizootic situation in Kazakhstan: Vaccination and prevention have reduced the number of dangerous animal diseases by 55%

Published 2024년 6월 7일

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Kazakhstan is combating 68 of the World Organization for Animal Health's 88 notifiable animal diseases, with a budget of 13 billion tenge dedicated to vaccinations and other preventive measures. Despite challenges like unauthorized animal movements and inadequate veterinary facilities, the country has seen a 45% reduction in unfavorable incidents over the past five months, with 22 eliminations and ongoing veterinary measures for the rest. Strict regulations and restrictions on animal imports are also in place to prevent the spread of pathogens, with limitations on imports from various countries to ensure animal and public health.

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The World Organization for Animal Health includes 88 animal diseases on the list of particularly dangerous ones. Of these, 68 have historically been registered in Kazakhstan. Preventive vaccination is carried out against 23 diseases. For this purpose, 13 billion tenge has been allocated from the budget. Vice Minister of Agriculture Amangaliy Berdalin announced measures taken to preserve the epizootic situation during a press conference at the Central Communications Service. According to the Ministry of Agriculture, over 5 months of this year, 86 unfavorable incidents were registered in the republic. In a comparative analysis of the epizootic situation over the past 3 years, a decrease of 55% has been observed. Of the 86 unfavorable points, 22 have been eliminated; at the rest, veterinary measures continue in accordance with veterinary and sanitary rules. Due to the planned 178 million vaccinations, 68 million manipulations were carried out, and more than a third of the planned 75 ...

Source: Agrosektor