Sale of beef banned in Manipur’s Ukhrul district
The Hindu
According to Tangkhul Naga Long, a NGO, a mysterious disease has claimed dozens of cows and buffaloes on the northern side of the district which borders Myanmar
Following the deaths of several cows and buffaloes in Ukhrul district of Manipur, an NGO, Tangkhul Naga Long (TNL) has banned the sale of beef in any form within the district. No slaughter is allowed within the district, a notification by TNL said.
The notification said that a mysterious disease has claimed dozens of cows and buffaloes on the northern side of the district which borders Myanmar.
The district authorities have not taken any steps to identify the disease and educate the tribals in the interior areas, activists alleged. It is feared that many people might had become susceptible to some serious diseases.
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