FOOT AND MOUTH DISEASE.
ft BECHUANALAND OUTBREAK. w'lVmil* PRESS ASSOCIATION —BT ELECTRIC if- TBMSGRAi'U COPYRIOBT.) ill CAPE TOWN, February 2. m Great Britain has placed an embargo ifc» imports of all live ruminant animals, jlmcluding sheep and pigs, also hay and j|pe«nM from the Union, owing\ to an llltttbrsak o! foot-and-mouth disease in ff§MSiuanaland and the neighbouring Iprritory. ' • Hllii The Agricultural Department is stampBpg out the infection and cattle are Blteing slaughtered in the affected area. Jfjpe Director of Veterinary Services re|ih»r!s Hint the position is now more IfppcfuJ.
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Press, Volume LXIX, Issue 20772, 4 February 1933, Page 15
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