Libya's Livestock Faces Foot-and-Mouth Threat
The foot-and-mouth disease has become a major threat to livestock in Libya, with 20 outbreak zones recorded across different regions of the country, affecting sheep and cattle, and leading to the death of hundreds of animals. The authorities' measures have included closing livestock markets, implementing sanitation procedures, and sealing farms and entry points, with a focus on improving supervision and vaccinating herds. While the authorities affirm that the disease is still under control, its spread requires urgent efforts to prevent further outbreaks and ensure the protection of livestock and the future of meat supplies.
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