In 2022, veterinary and preventive measures are being carried out for 19 types of particularly dangerous diseases of farm animals and birds.
The region is 31.1% provided with veterinary drugs necessary for the implementation of the annual plan of veterinary and preventive measures carried out on the territory of the region for the prevention of particularly dangerous animal diseases.
4 020.0 million tenge was allocated for the implementation of the plan of anti-epizootic measures and 17.0% was disbursed.
4 unfavorable foci of particularly dangerous animal diseases have been registered in the region (in the Kegensky district there is 1 focus of pasteurellosis, in the Eskeldinsky district there is 1 focus of cattle rabies, in the Uygur district there is 1 focus of brucellosis of cattle, in the Koksu district there is 1 focus of brucellosis of small cattle).
The 3-month vaccination plan for the prevention of particularly dangerous diseases is 100% completed.
In accordance with the plan for the diagnosis of particularly dangerous animal diseases, diagnostic studies of blood serum for brucellosis of 195,617 heads of cattle were carried out, of which 169 heads were positively reacting. Out of 157,545 heads of small cattle, 6 heads were found to respond positively to brucellosis. The implementation of the 3-month plan is 100%.
Farm animals responding positively to brucellosis have been submitted for sanitary slaughter in accordance with Veterinary (veterinary and sanitary) Rules approved by the Order of the Minister of Agriculture of the Republic of Kazakhstan dated 29.06.2015 for No. 7-1/587.
Owners of farm animals that respond positively with brucellosis to the payment of compensation in the amount of 30 percent of the market value were allocated 91,045.0 thousand tenge from the republican budget and 5.4% were disbursed.
To date, the epizootic situation in the region is stable.