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Pork, Beef Banned in Sri Lankan District Due to FMD Worries

2014-03-10 01:00:00| ThePigSite - Industry News

SRI LANKA - The slaughtering of cattle and pigs, and goats as well, selling and transporting of beef, mutton and pork were banned in the Gampaha District from Saturday, 8 March, as several head of cattle with foot and mouth detected were detected in the area.

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