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home/Docs/News Releases/2009/[CENTCOM] Afghan National Police vaccinate hundreds of livestock

[CENTCOM] Afghan National Police vaccinate hundreds of livestock

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PRESS RELEASE | Jan. 14, 2009
Afghan National Police vaccinate hundreds of livestock
By None , American Forces Press Service

 

PRESS RELEASEMinistry of Interior, Islamic Republic of Afghanistan

U.S. Forces Afghanistan

January 14, 2009

Release Number: 20091401-01

Afghan National Police vaccinate hundreds of livestock

KABUL, Afghanistan – Afghan National Police and Coalition forces vaccinated hundreds of livestock during a Veterinary Civil Action Program in Deh Rawod district, Oruzgan province, Jan. 11.

The combined forces visited a local village to provide livestock vaccinations to increase the survivability of the herds during the winter months.

More than 530 animals were treated by Coalition veterinarians. Villagers also received information on basic herd management to increase the overall health of the animals.

“This was a great opportunity to help local Afghans develop and manage their herds, which, in most cases, tend to be their primary source of income,” said Zemarai Bashary, spokesman for the Afghanistan Ministry of Interior. “Afghan and Coalition forces will continue working with the Afghan people to improve opportunities for economic development in Afghanistan.”

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