Cattle deaths and livestock market closures in Suluq and Qaminis

Around 60 cattle died in Suluq and Qaminis, Libya, leading to livestock market closures after an inspection campaign.

Cattle deaths and livestock market closures in Suluq and Qaminis

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According to the head of the Agricultural Police branch in Suluq, Colonel Taher Fathi Al-Sheikhi, an inspection campaign was launched following reports from livestock farmers about animal infections in their barns. The campaign resulted in the death of around 60 cattle and the closure of livestock markets in Suluq and Qaminis.

Colonel Al-Sheikhi stated that one farmer owned a barn where infections were detected, leading to the deaths. The exact cause of the infections has not been publicly specified, but authorities are investigating.

The closures aim to prevent further spread of disease among livestock in the region. No human cases have been reported in connection with the incident.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

How many cattle died in Suluq and Qaminis?

Around 60 cattle died according to the head of the Agricultural Police branch in Suluq.

Why were livestock markets closed?

The markets were closed to prevent further spread of disease after infections were detected in barns.

What caused the cattle deaths?

The exact cause has not been publicly specified, but authorities are investigating the infections.

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