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Livestock department issues alert regarding Lumpy Skin Disease

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Lahore: An alert has been issued for livestock farmers regarding a contagious skin disease called Lumpy Skin Disease. The Office of the Director General Research Livestock Punjab has issued a Lumpy Skin Disease Alert in view of the recent cases of Lumpy Skin Disease in Moro and Nashoro Furose in Sindh province. This alert warns livestock farmers about Lumpy Skin Disease (LSD), although no case of Lumpy Skin Disease has been reported in Punjab so…
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Livestock department issues alert regarding Lumpy Skin Disease

Lahore: An alert has been issued for livestock farmers regarding a contagious skin disease called Lumpy Skin Disease. The Office of the Director General Research Livestock Punjab has issued a Lumpy Skin Disease Alert in view of the recent cases of Lumpy Skin Disease in Moro and Nashoro Furose in Sindh province. This alert warns livestock farmers about Lumpy Skin Disease (LSD), although no case of Lumpy Skin Disease has been reported in Punjab so…

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Lumpy Skin Disease spreads again in Punjab cattle

The deadly Lumpy Skin Disease (LSD) has once again spread in the cattle in Punjab, the media reported on Saturday. Lumpy Skin Disease affected more than 62,000 animals in Punjab during 2022, in which 4656 animals died due to LSD, while farmers bore huge financial losses. As per the reports, Punjab Livestock Department issued an alert as Lumpy Skin Disease, a viral infection in cattle, is again emerging in South Punjab, which enhanced the fear of…

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