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गोरखामा अफ्रिकन स्वाइन फिभरका कारण २५० भन्दा बढी बंगुर मरे

गोरखा जिल्लामा विगत दुई महिनादेखि फैलिएको अफ्रिकन स्वाइन फिभरका कारण २५० भन्दा बढी बंगुर मरेका छन्। भेटेरिनरी अस्पताल तथा पशु सेवा विज्ञ केन्द्रका अनुसार जिल्लाका विभिन्न स्थानीय तहका फार्महरूमा यो रोगको संक्रमण देखिएको छ। केन्द्रका प्रमुख अनन्त कोइरालाका अनुसार गोरखा नगरपालिका-६ र मान्द्रेढुङ्गाका किसानहरूले ठूलो संख्यामा पशुधन गुमाएका छन्। संक्रमण फैलिने क्रम जारी रहेकाले स्थानीय अधिकारीहरूले निगरानी बढाएका छन्।

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    गोरखा जिल्लामा विगत दुई महिनादेखि फैलिएको अफ्रिकन स्वाइन फिभरका कारण २५० भन्दा बढी बंगुर मरेका छन्। भेटेरिनरी अस्पताल तथा पशु सेवा विज्ञ केन्द्रका प्रमुख अनन्त कोइरालाका अनुसार राजकुमार श्रेष्ठ लगायतका स्थानीय किसानहरूले ठूलो क्षति व्यहोरेका छन्। यस रोगको प्रकोपले यस क्षेत्रको पशुपालन क्षेत्रमा ठूलो आर्थिक नोक्सानी पुर्याएको छ।

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    गोरखा जिल्लामा विगत दुई महिनादेखि फैलिएको अफ्रिकन स्वाइन फिभरका कारण २५० भन्दा बढी बंगुर मरेका छन्। भेटेरिनरी अस्पताल तथा पशु सेवा विज्ञ केन्द्रका अनुसार जिल्लाका विभिन्न स्थानीय तहका फार्महरूमा यो रोगको संक्रमण देखिएको छ। केन्द्रका प्रमुख अनन्त कोइरालाका अनुसार गोरखा नगरपालिका-६ र मान्द्रेढुङ्गाका किसानहरूले ठूलो संख्यामा पशुधन गुमाएका छन्। संक्रमण फैलिने क्रम जारी रहेकाले स्थानीय अधिकारीहरूले निगरानी बढाएका छन्।

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Over 250 Pigs Die in Gorkha Due to African Swine Fever

Gorkha. More than 250 pigs have died in Gorkha due to African Swine Fever. More than 250 pigs have died...

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  1. 250 pigs die of African swine fever in Gorkha

    Gorkha, June 30 More than 250 pigs have died of African swine fever in the district. The Veterinary Hospital and Livestock Service Centre informed that farmers lost more than 250 pigs due to the African swine fever that has taken toll for two months. Chief of the Centre, Ananta Koirala, informed that farmer Rajkumar Shrestha […] The post 250 pigs die of African swine fever in Gorkha appeared first on OnlineKhabar English News.

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  2. 250 pigs die of African swine fever in Gorkha

    More than 250 pigs have died of African swine fever in Gorkha. The Veterinary Hospital and Livestock Service Center said that farmers lost more than 250 pigs due to the African swine fever that has taken a toll for two months.Chief of the Centre, Ananta Koirala, said that farmer Rajkumar Shrestha from Gorkha Municipality-6 lost 80 pigs in his farm, while Juna Regmi from the same locality lost 10 cattle. A total of 60 pigs died in a farm belonging to Dhan Kumar Gurung of Mandredhunga wi

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  3. African swine fever kills over 250 pigs in Gorkha

    The Veterinary Hospital and Livestock Services Expert Center in Gorkha said the disease has killed over 250 pigs so far, with infections reported in farms across several local levels.

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  4. 250 pigs die of African swine fever in Gorkha

    Gorkha, June 30: More than 250 pigs have died of African swine fever in the district. The Veterinary Hospital and Livest...

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  5. 250 pigs die of African swine fever in Gorkha

    Gorkha, June 30: More than 250 pigs have died of African swine fever in the district. The Veterinary Hospital and Livestock Service Centre informed that farmers lost more than 250 pigs due to the African swine fever that has taken toll for two months. Chief of the Centre, Ananta Koirala, informed that farmer Rajkumar Shrestha […]

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