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Rapid reporting of ruminant diseases
A decision has been issued by the Ministry of Municipalities and Agriculture Affairs in Bahrain mandating reporting within 24 hours of any livestock diseases, including those affecting cattle, buffalo, camels, sheep, and goats, with the aim of improving disease monitoring and control. The resolution stipulates the necessity to notify the relevant authorities upon suspicion of an animal being infected with any of the specified diseases, without waiting for laboratory confirmation, and imposes penalties on violators in accordance with the law. It is noted that the covered diseases include foot-and-mouth disease, smallpox, contagious skin disease, anthrax, Rift Valley fever, brucellosis, bovine tuberculosis, and other epidemic diseases that require swift detection and response. The decision aims to strengthen prevention efforts and animal health in Bahrain, emphasizing the importance of compliance in line with animal protection and public health laws.
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