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Epizootic situation in the region
Epizootic and veterinary and sanitary well-being on the territory of the Aktobe region is ensured by protecting the territory of the region from the introduction of infectious animal diseases. In total, in the region in the computer database there are registered cattle-530474 heads, MRS-1172601 heads, pigs-65095 heads, horses-184380 heads, camels-18589 heads.
The planned antiepieootic measures are carried out by the staff of veterinary posts. In the region, 13 veterinary stations have been created; they have basements. Freezers for storing biological products in 137 veterinary points of rural districts are fully equipped with refrigerators and thermal suitcases with refrigerants, and 13 mobile and 6 stationary incinerators are provided for burning animal corpses and biomaterials.
For 9 months of 2020, according to the approved plan, preventive and diagnostic measures in the region for especially dangerous and other infectious diseases were carried out. At the same time, vaccinations against emkar cattle were carried out - 271 800 heads, nodular dermatitis - 445 500 heads, anthrax of all types of agricultural animals - 1 287 380 heads, rabies of all animal species - 46 850 heads, etc.
In a serological study of 438 386 head of cattle, the infection rate was 0.7%, small cattle 826 221 head of which the infection rate was 0.1%. All livestock of positively reacting animals are handed over for slaughter in specialized places. From the regional budget, 30% of compensation was paid to animal owners, the total amount is 87 million 186 thousand tenge.
To date, veterinary specialists continue to work on blood collection and vaccination.
The epizootic situation with regard to avian influenza in the Aktobe region is stable. 200 thousand doses of the vaccine have been allocated from the republican stock.
Poultry was vaccinated with vaccines in 93 rural districts and 228 settlements.
221 veterinary specialists and 184 workers from the district akimats have been allocated, a total of 405 workers are involved.
A plan of sanitary and anti-epidemic (preventive) measures was approved to prevent pathogenic avian influenza in the Aktobe region.
In the region 152359 birds were vaccinated, of which: goose-29147; duck-14882; chicken-104716; turkey-3613.
Influenza vaccination completed. Currently, the spread of bird flu at the regional level, according to the conclusion of the veterinary laboratory of bird flu, has not been registered.