In Lamjung, it is strict to bring raw meat of Bangur from outside and neighboring districts. The district administration office has taken strict measures as African swine fever has been confirmed in various places of Bangur in the neighboring districts of Tanahun, Kaski, Syangja.
The police have deployed police at the Lamjung entry point to monitor it. Chief District Officer Buddha Bahadur Gurung said that this disease has not been seen in Bangur of Lamjung so far and the monitoring has been increased so that the Bangur farmers are not harmed.
'This disease that affects pigs and pigs has been found in Pohor-Parar Lamjung. This is a deadly disease of pigs and pigs, so you can get rid of it,' he said, 'to protect the pigs and pigs here, and to protect the investment of the pig farmers, we have increased surveillance on pigs and raw meat.'
He said that since the African swine fever disease has been confirmed in pigs and pigs in the outer districts, meat has been transported from the outer districts for the timely prevention of this disease. He said that transportation should be carried out only with a mandatory health certificate.
The administration has requested that Bangur spinach farmers adopt biological security methods in their farms. The administration has also informed that on-site study and additional surveillance and awareness work are continuing in Madhya Nepal, Sundarbazar and Rainas municipality areas bordering the disease-affected districts.
Although this disease does not spread from animals to humans, the administration has requested to take necessary precautions as it is a fast-spreading infectious disease with a high mortality rate caused by the virus in wild boars and boars.
