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 Kathmandu Thursday April 26, 2001 Baishakh 13,  2058.


Humla DDC against mutton consumption

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SIMIKOT, Humla, April 25 - The Humla District Development Committee has issued public notices warning not to consume mutton until the disease that claimed thousands of sheep and goat from this remote district is fully brought under control.

DDC Chairman Jeevan Bahadur Shahi said that the public notices were issued following the rumours that people had fallen sick due to the consumption of infected mutton.

Dr Gauriman Shrestha at the District Livestock Service Office,however, said although animal disease may not transmit to human body, it is better to follow preventive measures before anyone becomes victim of the disease.

None of the cases related with the disease has so far been recorded in the District Health Office.

More than 2,000 sheep and goat died of the disease called Pestes des Petits Ruminants (PPR) in the southern part of the district over the last fortnight.


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