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No major outbreak of veterinary diseases reported in Tamil Nadu: Animal Husbandry Minister

Asked about the death of 11 milch cows in Salem district, Ms. Kamali said the deaths could have been caused by a bacterial infection. Ms. Kamali also denied reports of bird flu in Namakkal district.

The Hindu Tamil NaduNovember 4, 20261 min read
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No major outbreak of veterinary diseases reported in Tamil Nadu: Animal Husbandry Minister

Asked about the death of 11 milch cows in Salem district, Ms. Kamali said the deaths could have been caused by a bacterial infection. Ms. Kamali also denied reports of bird flu in Namakkal district.

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