The Uasin Gishu County Department of Livestock has intensified surveillance and vaccination campaigns to contain a resurgence of black water anthrax and an outbreak of lumpy skin disease, as prolonged drought continues to expose livestock to disease and feed shortages. Director of Veterinary Services Dr. Philip Biama said all six sub-counties and 30 wards, with a livestock population of more than 450,000 animals, are at risk as deteriorating pas…
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