Malaysia resumes cattle imports from Thailand

게시됨 2022년 3월 31일

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Malaysia has recommenced imports of live cattle and buffaloes from Thailand, following a deal with Thailand's Department of Livestock Development to curb Lumpy Skin Disease. The import ban, imposed in June 2021, was lifted due to improvements in import procedures and measures to control the disease. The Department of Veterinary Services in Malaysia has urged only legitimate suppliers to be purchased from, aiming to maintain a consistent and adequate supply of livestock for an upcoming national celebration. The Thai Department of Livestock Development is developing a vaccine for LSD, with the first batch expected to be available in May.

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Live cattle and buffaloes imports from Thailand have been resumed this month by Malaysia, after an agreement with the Thai Department of Livestock Development (DLD) on measures to control Lumpy Skin Disease (LSD) was reached. "The decision was made after several improvements in import rules and procedures were made. It also takes into account the mitigation measures that can be taken in the country to control LSD," a statement from the Department of Veterinary Services (DVS) said.Malaysia had suspended the import of cattle and buffaloes from Thailand on June 8 last year after assessing the risk of LSD, which was reported to be contagious in more than 41 provinces in the country.The suspension was also aimed at curbing the risk of LSD transmission from Thailand to protect the interests of the country’s ruminant breeding industry. Following the lifting of the import ban, DVS has sought the cooperation of industry players to ensure that livestock purchases from Thailand are made ...

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