Lao public stays alert amid anthrax concerns


VIENTIANE: As the Lao government warns of potential anthrax risks, people across the country are adjusting their daily routines and business practices to help prevent a possible outbreak.

Following reports of an anthrax outbreak in neighbouring countries, the Lao Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry has issued a notice urging all sectors, including residents and businesses, to suspend the import and transit of livestock and related animal products from Thailand.

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