Kébili Sheep Die-off Likely Caused by Intestinal Poisoning
A mass death has occurred in the Mizir'a area of Gafsa, involving more than 60 sheep and goats. It is believed to be due to digestive poisoning, based on initial signs and necropsy findings. The likely cause is contaminated drinking water or a sudden change in the type of feed or diet of the animals. Officials have noted that there is no confirmed link between the phosphate material and the case so far. Samples will be sent to the laboratory for toxic substance analysis to determine the true cause. It has been confirmed that there is no risk to human health, and the disease is not contagious to other animals or humans. Preventive measures include gradually changing the feed under veterinary supervision, especially before any dietary adjustments.
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