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Bangladesh - Farmers panicked as mysterious disease kills cattle - foot and mouth disease?

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Farmers panicked as mysterious disease kills cattle

Kurban Ali, Dinajpur
Published: 09:19, 13 December 2023


Cattle farmers in Birganj Upazila are grappling with distress as an unknown disease has led to the death of numerous cows and buffaloes. At least 40 cows have succumbed to the unknown disease Prannagar Ghoshpara area under Satore union of the upazila, while another set of approximately fifty cows are ailing in various farms.

The gravity of the situation is evident as farmers struggle to comprehend and address the mysterious ailment affecting their livestock. The severity of the situation became apparent when district and upazila animal resource officers visited affected farms after receiving distressing reports.
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Govind Ghosh, owner of Chanchal Dairy Farm, shared his concern, noting that despite efforts from veterinarians, no cure had been found for the mysterious disease. The upazila animal resource officers were also reportedly unaware of the specific disease. With the continuous loss of cattle, farmers are now contemplating their next steps.
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District Veterinary Officer Ashika Akbar Trisha shed light on the situation, saying, "The death of cows and buffaloes has been investigated, and samples have been sent to Dhaka. The preliminary cause of death is identified as 'Khura Roga,' leading to the demise of the cattle. A team of experts from Dhaka has visited the affected area, engaging with farmers and providing comprehensive support."
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https://www.dailymessenger.net/country/news/11387
 
Khura Roga seems to translate as foot and mouth disease which would make sense. Unfortunately not easy to contain.
 
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