TANGERANG - Head of the South Tangerang City Food, Agriculture and Fisheries Security Service (DKP3), Yepi Suherman admitted that there were stall traders who did not report when receiving sacrificial animals.
"So, there are some sellers of stalls without notification," Yepi said when confirmed, Monday, June 5.
This issue is a concern because DKP3 is trying to anticipate the spread of the Lumpy Skin Diseases (LSD) virus by conducting an examination.
"It's arrived. It can't be reversed again, right. We check with our officers, directly by us," he said.
According to him, if during the animal health examination, symptoms of disease were found, the traders' sacrificial livestock would be treated immediately.
Yepi appealed to traders of sacrificial livestock before sending them, they should report and complete the Animal Health Certificate (SKH).
There must be an Animal Health Certificate (SKH) first to ensure that those who brought the disease were not identified. Later when checked, the stickers will be put on, "the lid.
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