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The sale, slaughter, and consumption of meat have been banned in the Upper East part of Ghana following a deadly Anthrax outbreak. This move, however, has c ...

The Food and Drugs Authority is attributing the anthrax outbreak to the failure of butchers to stick to food safety standards.  One person has been reported dead from the disease after consuming the carcass of an anthrax-infected cow in the Upper East Region.

The Upper East Regional Public Health Emergency Management Committee has extended the ban on movement, slaughtering, sale and consumption of cattle and small ruminants and their products to the entire region.

The Upper East Regional Public Health Emergency Management Committee has extended the ban on movement, slaughtering, sale and consumption of cattle and small ruminants and their products to the entire region.

Ghana confirms outbreak of anthrax-

Ghanaian authorities confirmed the outbreak of anthrax in the northern parts of the country, said the Ministry of Food and Agriculture (MoFA) on Tuesday. The MoFA said in a statement that it had received confirmation that one of the samples sent from 11 persons in the Binduri district in the…

The Upper East Regional Coordinating Council has banned the movement of ruminants following the outbreak of anthrax disease in two districts of the region

The Upper East Regional Coordinating Council has placed a one-month ban on the movement of ruminants in the region following the outbreak of anthrax disease in parts of the area.

The Upper East Regional Public Health Emergency Management Committee has placed a ban on slaughtering, sales and consumption of cattle, sheep, goats and dogs for one month. The ban, which takes effect from June 6, 2023, was imposed in the Bawku Municipality, Bawku West District, Pusiga, Garu, Tempane and Binduri…

The Upper East Regional Coordinating Council has confirmed the outbreak of anthrax at the Bansi Community in Binduri and Sapeliga Community in the Bawku West Districts respectively.