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Kitgum Vaccinates 1,000 Cattle After Outbreak of Black Quarter Disease

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Kitgum, Uganda

Dr Alfred Kinyera, the Kitgum District Veterinary Officer said that the disease was first reported on January 13th after death of four cattle on separate days.

23 Feb 2021 16:53

Kitgum, Uganda

Julius Ocungi

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Dairy cows at a farm in Labongo Amida Sub-county in Kitgum District

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Dairy cows at a farm in Labongo Amida Sub-county in Kitgum District

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Dr Alfred Kinyera Kitgum District Veterinary Officer-DVO black quarter disease

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Kitgum District Veterinary Department