Mizoram bans import of Myanmarese livestock

Sunday, March 18, 2007, 13:06 [IST]

Aizawl, March 18: Mizoram administration has banned the entry of all Myanmarese livestock into India following the report of outbreak of bird-flu in Myanmar.

The decision had effected the market, as about 70 per cent of the livestock meant for the state's consumption came from Myanmar in cheaper rates.

According to animal husbandary department officials, police and veterinary officials were keeping a strict vigil at Zokhawthar, border trade point on Mizoram's side, to prevent trade of animals from Myanmar.

The officials further said the ban had been imposed since last week.

UNI

Topics: ADMINISTRATION-MIZORAM-BIRD FLU

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