The Xinhaigang inter-provincial animal health supervision and inspection station of the Hainan Provincial Animal Health Supervision Institute in China successively seized two vehicles of animals that violated the regulations

Published Apr 27, 2023

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Two vehicles transporting illegally imported animals, carrying a total of 42,600 quail seedlings and chicks, have been seized by the Xinhaigang inter-provincial animal health supervision and inspection station. Despite having animal quarantine certificates, the drivers failed to report to the supervision station in advance, failed to provide the transport vehicle record form, and did not enter Hainan Province through the designated channel, violating the Chinese Animal Epidemic Prevention Law and the Regulations of Hainan Province on the Administration of Areas Without Specified Animal Diseases. Corresponding administrative penalties have been imposed.

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Recently, the Xinhaigang inter-provincial animal health supervision and inspection station of the Provincial Animal Health Supervision Institute successively seized two vehicles of illegally imported animals. At 18:01 pm on April 9, 2023, a truck with the license plate number Shan U116T6 transported a batch of quail seedlings from Xinhai Port to Hainan. When they got off the ship, they were seized on the spot by the staff of the Xinhai Port Interprovincial Animal Health Supervision and Inspection Station of the Provincial Animal Health Supervision Institute. After on-site counting, the truck carried a total of 40,000 quail seedlings. At about 13:10 on April 14, 2023, a truck with the license plate number Qiong C8BU08 transported a batch of chicks from Xinhai Port to Qiong. When they disembarked, they were seized on the spot by the staff of the Xinhai Port Interprovincial Animal Health Supervision and Inspection Station of the Provincial Animal Health Supervision Institute. After ...

Source: China Farming