Local government in Assam, India, imposes ban on entry of poultry and pigs from other states

Published 2023년 3월 13일

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The Assam state government has imposed restrictions on the import of poultry and pigs from other states to prevent the spread of bird flu and African swine fever. The decision was announced by the state's agriculture, livestock, and veterinary minister, Atul Bora. Bora also urged officials and associations to take measures to prevent a surge in pork and chicken prices in the state due to the ban. The restrictions were implemented after the outbreak of bird flu in Bihar and Jharkhan states.
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The government of Assam state in northeast India has imposed restrictions on the entry of poultry and pigs from other states in a bid to stop the spread of bird flu and African swine fever (ASF), officials said. The decision was announced by Assam's agriculture, livestock and veterinary minister, Atul Bora, at a meeting on Saturday night. Bora urged livestock and veterinary department officials and swine and poultry associations to take steps to prevent soaring ...

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