Tipaza livestock breeders face evening anxiety
The article addresses the phenomenon of livestock theft in Bourika area, Tipaza Province, where sheep and livestock thefts are increasing, especially during nighttime hours. These thefts cause significant financial losses and ongoing anxiety for breeders. Criminals often use tactics such as speed, taking advantage of darkness and poor lighting, and targeting poorly guarded stables to steal animals. Intensive security efforts by the National Gendarmerie include dismantling theft networks and monitoring livestock markets in an attempt to curb this phenomenon. The advice given to breeders includes installing sensitive lighting, documenting their animals, reinforcing stable doors, organizing patrols among neighbors, and quickly reporting any suspicions. The article emphasizes that livestock theft impacts the stability of breeders and is among the biggest problems leading to the deterioration of the agricultural sector in Algeria.
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