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DRC - Maniema: ban on consuming the meat of animals found dead without knowing the cause

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An epizootic decimates animals and poultry in the Wakabango 2 sector in Pangi territory

By mmc-December 6, 20220141

Pangi, December 06, 2022 (ACP), An epizootic of as yet unknown origin is currently decimating farmyard animals including in particular pigs, goats and hens in the Sanguli, Babongolo groups and part of the Ikinga group in the Wakabango 2 sector in the territory of Pangi, learned the ACP from Environmental civil society.

According to Jean-Claude Sefu Bushiri, provincial coordinator of the Environmental and Agro-Rural Civil Society of Congo (SOCEARUCO) in Maniema, on a work stay in the said sector, the villages most affected by this epizootic are Kaswende2, Mobiki, Kayuyu, Lumuna , Kapepa and Kibila where more than 123 pigs, 106 goats and 242 hens have already been decimated within 27 days, for this 3rd time in 2022.

It is in this context that he called for the urgent involvement of the provincial public authorities and partners in the agriculture and livestock sector for appropriate solutions for the benefit of the peasant population whose economy is essentially based on agriculture. domestic breeding. He also prohibited the population from consuming the meat of dead animals from this epizootic for fear of contracting this animal disease. ACP/Kayu/Thd/MMC

https://acpcongo.com/index.php/2022...ecteur-de-wakabango-2-en-territoire-de-pangi/

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Maniema: ban on eating the meat of goats who died without cause in Samba

Published on Sat, 17/12/2022 - 10:17 | Modified on Sat, 17/12/2022 - 10:42

The provincial inspector of Fisheries and Livestock of Maniema, Moïse Osomba Luta, urges the population not to sell or consume meat from animals found dead without knowing the cause. This recommendation follows the cascading deaths of small ruminants in the Samba village in Kasongo territory since Monday, December 12. Moïse Osomba Luta assures the population that together with the provincial government, they are hard at work to stem this disease which kills small ruminants.

https://www.radiookapi.net/2022/12/...ommer-la-viande-des-chevres-mortes-sans-cause
 
Maniema: diarrhea kills nearly 180 goats in 3 months in Mombuza

Published on Tue, 31/01/2023 - 10:40 | Modified on Tue, 31/01/2023 - 10:40

At least 180 goats have died of diarrhea over the past three months in the village of Mombuza, 41 kilometers from Kindu, on the Kindu-Kalima road (Maniema), report the notables of the region.

According to these sources, the diarrhea that seizes small ruminants kills them after three days at the most.

The chief of the Mombuza village, Mwami Kamango Bwisoga, alerts the authorities and requests urgent intervention to save these small ruminants which constitute a wealth for its population:

“I would like to inform the authorities that we are suffering a lot. Our goats are dying here in our villages, especially at my house here, 41 kilometers away. In recent months, there are already 180 dead goats. The origin of the disease is not known. They just have diarrhea and after three days they die."

And the local population “consumes the meat of these dead goats. And it is not known whether this disease is contagious for humans”

Mwami Kamango asks the authorities to bring them help and to determine the cause of this disease.

https://www.radiookapi.net/2023/01/...-decime-pres-de-180-chevres-en-3-mois-mombuza
 
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