Kasane — Department of Veterinary Services has raised concern following a spike in cases of beef measles detected in cattle arriving at the abattoir for slaughter in Chobe District.
In an interview, Principal Veterinary Officer for Chobe District Dr Tichaona Aaron warned that a sudden surge in measles cases was an indication of a breakdown in sanitation and hygiene standards in the district.
He revealed that Chobe District used to record no cases of measles, however six cases were detected at…
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