According to him, the recent disease was classified as infectious. The department is currently awaiting the arrival of specialized vaccines to organize mass immunization of animals.
Zholdoshov also noted that all meat and dairy products entering local markets undergo mandatory inspections. "The situation in the district is stable at the moment. Meat and dairy products are subjected to thorough laboratory analyses and are under strict veterinary control. No cases of infection through food products have been registered," he emphasized.
In addition, local authorities are monitoring prices for products. To prevent unjustified price increases, the Antimonopoly Regulation Service has set fixed prices for basic types of meat:
- beef — 670 soms per kg;
- lamb — 700 soms per kg.
These prices remain stable across all trading platforms in the district. To ensure food accessibility, agricultural fairs are regularly held, which help reduce market prices for meat and connect producers directly with buyers, avoiding intermediaries.
