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Nord-Ubangi: an unknown disease decimated thousands of goats and sheep
published there 12 hours, 46 minutes, under News, Health, Ecuador.
Farmers attending the last few months, helplessly the death of their animals without veterinary emergency services. However, these state veterinary services await the results of samples sent to Kinshasa to identify the disease before any intervention.
It's been six months as goats and sheep are dying without apparent cause. Some farmers say they have consulted the veterinary services district. But no positive response they have not been reserved.
Meanwhile, every day they see their small farms smolder. Therefore, these farmers seek the intervention of veterinarians experienced in the country for their help.
According to the official veterinary service district south-Ubangi, this unknown disease has killed thousands of animals to Gemena Budjala and other surrounding villages.
It is manifested by fever, cough and diarrhea. Initial investigations reveal that this disease is part of the Central African Republic, through Zongo in the DRC to reach the South-Ubangi.
Three weeks ago, after the report transmitted to the hierarchy, veterinarians have come to Kinshasa. They have taken samples from sick animals for laboratory analysis of Kinshasa. We are awaiting the results of these tests, state veterinary services.
Meanwhile, Mathieu Ndjoma, Ubangi-veterinarian South, advised farmers whose livestock is attacked to isolate sick animals from the rest of their herd and do not eat goats and sheep that die of this disease.
This would avoid the contamination of the beast to man, especially since the disease is not yet identified.
http://radiookapi.net/actualite/201...nue-decime-de-milliers-de-chevres-et-moutons/
Nord-Ubangi: an unknown disease decimated thousands of goats and sheep
published there 12 hours, 46 minutes, under News, Health, Ecuador.
Farmers attending the last few months, helplessly the death of their animals without veterinary emergency services. However, these state veterinary services await the results of samples sent to Kinshasa to identify the disease before any intervention.
It's been six months as goats and sheep are dying without apparent cause. Some farmers say they have consulted the veterinary services district. But no positive response they have not been reserved.
Meanwhile, every day they see their small farms smolder. Therefore, these farmers seek the intervention of veterinarians experienced in the country for their help.
According to the official veterinary service district south-Ubangi, this unknown disease has killed thousands of animals to Gemena Budjala and other surrounding villages.
It is manifested by fever, cough and diarrhea. Initial investigations reveal that this disease is part of the Central African Republic, through Zongo in the DRC to reach the South-Ubangi.
Three weeks ago, after the report transmitted to the hierarchy, veterinarians have come to Kinshasa. They have taken samples from sick animals for laboratory analysis of Kinshasa. We are awaiting the results of these tests, state veterinary services.
Meanwhile, Mathieu Ndjoma, Ubangi-veterinarian South, advised farmers whose livestock is attacked to isolate sick animals from the rest of their herd and do not eat goats and sheep that die of this disease.
This would avoid the contamination of the beast to man, especially since the disease is not yet identified.
http://radiookapi.net/actualite/201...nue-decime-de-milliers-de-chevres-et-moutons/