CHITWAN: Farmers affected by bird flu in Chitwan have received compensation following the federal government’s decision to compensate farmers for the loss incurred due to the H5N1 virus. According to the Veterinary Hospital and Livestock Service Centre chief Sushil KC, the infection was detected in the district between October 29, 2021, and 21 June 2022 […]
CHITWAN , April 27: Farmers affected by bird flu in Chitwan have received compensation following the federal government's decision to compensate farmers for the loss incurred due to the H5N1 virus.
CHITWAN , April 27: Farmers affected by bird flu in Chitwan have received compensation following the federal government's decision to compensate farmers for the loss incurred due to the H5N1 virus.
Farmers affected by bird flu in Chitwan have received compensation following the federal government's decision to compensate farmers for the loss incurred due to the H5N1 virus.
Farmers in Chitwan, known as the capital of poultry farming, are now in panic due to bird flu. The disease, which has been spreading for some time, has destroyed hundreds of thousands of chickens and emptied hundreds of chicken coops. The bird flu that broke out in Rapti Municipality in East Chitwan in January has now spread across the district.
With reports of Bird flu coming in from across Europe and Asia, governments and farmers are on high alert amid a highly contagious variant's discovery.
With reports of Bird flu coming in from across Europe and Asia, governments and farmers are on high alert amid a highly contagious variant's discovery.
KATHMANDU, May 27: Bird flu has been detected again at three places in Kathmandu. According to the Department of Livestock Services, the bird flu was confirmed at ward no 4 and 9 of Kirtipur municipality and ward no 2 of Chandragiri municipality.
Information Officer at the Department, Dr Chandra Dhakal, said that the bird flu was confirmed on May 24 in course of carrying out test at Central Veterinary Lab, Tripureshwor of samples of turkey reared by farmers of these places.
He shared that the Department on Wednesday destroyed fowls as well as poultry-related goods at these areas by mobilising bodies concerned related to livestock services of federation, province and local levels.
A total of 535 turkeys, 492 chickens, 20 ducks, 178 eggs and 900 kilogrammes of poultry feed were destroyed in these areas.
The Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock Development has urged the bodies concerned to transport fowls and poultry-related products only after getting veterinary certificate compulsorily.
The Department also asked the farmers to contact nearby livestock offices if their fowls fall ill as well as to pay attention in cleanliness.
Earlier, bird flu was detected on chickens and turkeys at Tarkeshwor of Kathmandu and Nakkhu of Lalitpur.
