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Parsa. The District Administration Office, Parsa, has completely banned the import of chickens, chicks and white eggs from the bordering Indian territory following the outbreak of bird flu in neighboring India. The decision was taken at a meeting chaired by Chief District Officer (CDO) Ganesh Aryal today with stakeholders.
CDO Aryal said that the decision to ban the import of chickens and poultry products was taken with utmost caution as the outbreak of bird flu has been observed in the border area. “It has been decided to immediately conduct joint monitoring and increase additional surveillance in the border areas to discourage the consumption and sale of such goods in the internal market,” he said.
The meeting has decided to form a ‘Rapid Action Team’ under the coordination of Dr. Rajkumar Shah, Chief of the Veterinary Hospital and Animal Service Center, Parsa. The team has been formed with Krishna Kumar Kushwaha, a representative of the District Administration Office, Shivani Kalwar of the Birgunj Chamber of Commerce and Industry, representatives of the Nepal Police, the Armed Police Force Nepal, and the Nepal Layers Poultry Breeders Association as its members.
The team has been given the mandate to start monitoring from Monday and take action against the concerned parties based on the situation obtained in the process and to publicize and publish and broadcast it.
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