No Anthrax: Culling of allegedly infected sheep stopped
Culling of thousands of allegedly infected sheep has been stopped immediately after an inquiry committee found that the animals imported from Australia are not infected with Anthrax.
A five-member committee, which was formed on Saturday evening under the directives of the Sindh High Court (SHC), inspected the Australian sheep and found them free of Anthrax. The committee – headed by a professor of the Dow University of Health Sciences – was tasked with inspecting the allegedly infected sheep and presenting its report to the SHC within four hours. Subsequently, the culling of the sheep has been stopped with immediate effect.
Published in The Express Tribune, September 23rd, 2012.
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