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14,000 chickens die of Ranikhet disease in Warangal
As many as 14,000 chickens belonging to a farmer in Warangal died of Ranikhet disease on Wednesday.
As many as 14,000 chickens belonging to a farmer in Warangal died of Ranikhet disease on Wednesday. The farmer who was about to transport the chickens was shocked after noticing them dead in the poultry farm.
The farmer, a native of Suraram village said that a loss of Rs 20 lakh incurred due to the sudden death of the chicken due to the disease. A veterinary doctor examined the farm and shifted the dead chicken to Hyderabad for tests. The doctor told the farmers to bury the chicken instead of throwing them to prevent the spread of the disease.
Several poultry farms were spread across Suraram, Gopalpur, Vallabhapur, Jeelgulu and Elkathurthy villages. 10 days ago, the chickens were transported to the markets. When the farmer from Suraram decided to shift the chickens to the market in his poultry they were found dead.
