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    Turkey closes livestock markets amid food-and-mouth disease outbreak: What to know

    Kuwaiti TribuneBy Kuwaiti TribuneJuly 2, 2025No Comments2 Mins Read
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    Turkey stated on Wednesday it was shutting down all livestock markets to regulate the unfold of a extremely contagious pressure of foot-and-mouth illness that’s hitting the nation’s agricultural sector arduous. The federal government burdened that the measures wouldn’t influence meals safety.

    What occurred: Turkey’s Agriculture Ministry stated in a press release it had detected a brand new pressure of the doubtless deadly illness amid the outbreak, which is blamed on animal motion in the course of the Islamic vacation Eid al-Adha. The vacation occurred this 12 months between June 5 and June 9, throughout which massive numbers of livestock are historically slaughtered.

    The ministry stated it had closed all livestock markets to stop the illness from spreading whereas the nation’s animals are vaccinated in opposition to the pathogen. Together with livestock markets,  the closure contains dwell animal exchanges, animal assortment and gross sales facilities, gala’s and festivals.

    The ministry stated it might steadily elevate the restrictions as soon as all of the livestock throughout the nation is vaccinated. 

    “Scientific evaluations have proven that the danger of an infection is kind of excessive, particularly in animal gross sales factors, by means of direct contact with animals,” the ministry stated. “As well as, oblique contacts by means of breeders, herders and animal merchants and village visits for animal commerce may cause the illness to unfold to completely different areas in a short while.”

    The ministry burdened that meals provide safety wouldn’t be affected by the measures and no disruptions have been anticipated within the distribution of meat and dairy merchandise.

    “Our present shares and manufacturing infrastructure are at a stage that may meet this course of,” the ministry stated.

    Why it issues: Livestock makes up round 23% of Turkey’s agricultural gross home product and round 1.5% of the nation’s complete GDP, in keeping with the Meals and Agriculture Group.

    Foot-and-mouth illness isn’t thought-about zoonotic and can’t be transmitted between people and animals, and consuming crimson meat and dairy carries no danger of transmission.

    Its mortality charge is low in grownup animals at 1-5%, however in youthful animals, it may well attain 20% or extra. 

    Know extra: Agriculture and Forestry Minister Ibrahim Yumakli stated on Tuesday that Turkey’s vaccination drive has helped it obtain an 80% discount in foot and mouth illness circumstances in comparison with final 12 months, the Each day Sabah reported.





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