The closure of the market was a consequence of regular violations of veterinary-sanitary, sanitary-epidemiological, and environmental standards, as well as non-compliance with safety and infrastructure requirements. Inspections revealed unacceptable conditions for the keeping and sale of animals, violations of veterinary norms, poor sanitary conditions of the territory, lack of sanitary and household facilities, drainage and water diversion systems, as well as non-compliance with urban planning and land use norms and traffic safety requirements.
Despite multiple warnings and directives, the market owners did not take steps to address the identified deficiencies and modernize the infrastructure.
The closure of the livestock market is aimed at ensuring public safety, protecting citizens' health, and reducing epizootic risks. The market's activities will be suspended until it complies with sanitary, veterinary, and infrastructure standards.
The trade in agricultural animals at this site is being halted. During the suspension period, farmers, sellers, and buyers are advised to switch to other operational livestock markets in the region or use remote selling methods. Additional information regarding the timeline for possible resumption of operations will be provided later.
