African Swine Fever In Rajasthan: Lumpy virus wreaked havoc in the country. Lakhs of animals succumbed to this virus. The farmers suffered a lot. The havoc of Lumpy virus has almost calmed down in the country. But now another virus has started troubling the cattle herders. The new virus in the country has started taking pigs in its grip. The government machinery has started making all arrangements for the rescue. Experts say that a person does not get infected with the African swine fever virus.
African swine flu knocks in Rajasthan
African swine flu has knocked in Rajasthan. It is fast engulfing the pigs of the state. Animal parents are worried about how to save pigs from this virus. For this, help is being taken by contacting the Veterinary Department. However, veterinarians are also engaged in all possible help to the animal parents.
Virus reached Rajasthan from Punjab
The African swine flu virus first wreaked havoc in Punjab. But this virus has started spreading rapidly in the state. Local people say that African swine flu has reached eastern Rajasthan via Punjab. Here this virus is spreading rapidly. Experts have registered its entry in Alwar from Punjab to Rajasthan. There is a possibility of this virus spreading rapidly in other areas of Rajasthan as well.
death of so many animals
After the confirmation of African swine flu in Alwar, cases of African swine flu have also been seen in other districts of the state. The disease has been confirmed in Sawai Madhopur, Jobner of Jaipur, Bharatpur, Kota, Karauli and Renwal of Jaipur. Local officials say that this virus is rapidly infecting pigs. According to statistics, 2966 pigs have been affected by the virus in Alanpur area of Sawai Madhopur district. Out of these, 2966 animals have died due to disease. This disease occurred in 680 pigs in Sangod area of Kota.
So far more than 444 pigs have died. At the same time, 60 out of 66 animals have died due to this disease in Jobner, Jaipur. The virus has spread rapidly in Bharatpur’s Kaman, Nagar, Bayana, Bhusavar, Ujjain, Saver. In Bharatpur district, out of 177 infected animals, 70 have died. In Karauli district, out of 50 animals found positive with African swine flu, 10 have died. Whereas in Alwar district, out of 82 infected animals, 60 animals have died.
ban on pork
No other pig can come under the grip of African swine flu. In this regard, action has been started from the state government level. the state government
The sale of pork and other products is banned. In most of the districts of Rajasthan, the disease has also been imposed on the movement of pigs for their sale. Alert has been declared in the entire state.
Disclaimer: Some of the information given in the news is based on media reports. Farmer brothers, before implementing any suggestion, do consult the concerned expert.
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