UNP Deputy General Secretary Harin Fernando has warned of potential health risks if meat and eggs from livestock killed in the recent cyclone enter the market, urging the government to implement a plan to prevent a public health crisis. “As I’m aware, some 400,000 chickens have been killed due to the disaster,” Fernando said during a media briefing, raising concerns about disease outbreaks and calling for immediate government intervention. He also highlighted the economic impact of the cyclone, noting that a large stock of tea intended for auction was destroyed in Kolonnawa, affecting exports. Fernando called on the government to…
UNP tells Govt to prevent disaster-hit meat and poultry entering market
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