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The Hindu
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Rahul Karmakar

RARE PHOTOS: Why mizoram is often hit by livestock diseases - The Real Truth

GUWAHATI

More than 200 goats died of PPR (peste des petits ruminants) or goat plague in two villages of central Mizoram’s Serchhip district over a month, the Bhopal-based National Institute of High-Security Animal Diseases confirmed a week ago. 

Serchhip was one of five districts of Mizoram where more than 1,000 pigs died of African swine fever (ASF) in March-April 2021. One of these districts was Siaha where several mithuns – semi-wild bovines locally called ‘gayal’ – died due to a localised outbreak of FMD, which expands to foot-and-mouth disease. 

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