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Officers stated checkpoints have been arranged on the Delhi-Jammu nationwide Highway and no automobiles with poultry are being allowed to enter the Union Territory
Jammu & Kashmir on Thursday banned the import of poultry till January 14 a day after the Centre issued advisories asking native authorities to maintain a detailed vigil to include the unfold of avian influenza or bird flu. The Centre on Wednesday stated the outbreak has been reported from a minimum of 4 states.
Officers stated checkpoints have been arranged on the Delhi-Jammu nationwide Highway and no autos with poultry are being allowed to enter the Union Territory that imports over 60% poultry from Punjab and Haryana.
Within the order issued banning the import, principal secretary Navin Choudhary cited the chicken flu unfold in neighbouring states. It known as the ban “a measure of plentiful precaution” and added it was imposed as Jammu & Kashmir has been declared a “controlled area” in view of the outbreak.
Authorities have individually instructed the animal husbandry division officers to maintain a detailed watch on the state of affairs, particularly within the poultry farms even, as no chicken flu case has been reported within the Union Territory but.
1000’s of birds have died in Kerala (principally poultry), Himachal Pradesh (migratory birds), and Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh (crows) for the reason that starting of the outbreak in December-end.
