The medicine you took instead of the girls, the Malisheva municipality: Send into charge those who have permitted

The Malisheva municipality, which is one of the most affected municipalities by the Hemorgic Ethet- The Congo crime as a cause of ticks has reacted to the use of the wrong drug for the reinvention of farms and animals for which Periscope reported last week.

In a response from this municipality, measures have been requested for the wrong use of medicine.

<x0 ..Reservation of animals as one of the most effective measures for combating and preventing the Hemorgic Ethes of Congo, is the responsibility of the Food and Veterinary Agency and Agriculture Ministry, which must give the necessary clarifications and if the wrong use of the medicine has taken place, then they should take the necessary measures and send those who have allowed” to be responsible, in response to Periscope.

The National Strategy for Combating and Prevention of the EHKK, drawn up by the National Public Health Institute (IKSHPK), envisions animal respelling as a basic and necessary measure. But the Malisheva municipality says implementation of this strategy has failed for years, precisely because of the non-annition of central institutions.

The animals' “Rechosing is part of the prevention measures and part of the National Strategy for Combating and Prevention of the EHKK. The failure now and how many years of acceptance, which is the direct responsibility of the UK and AUV, has its own consequences”, it says in response.

The municipality calls for quick measures to be taken to implement animal rechosing and other measures accordingly.

“As to responsibility, please direct this question to AUV, the Ministry of Agriculture, the government directly, because the same has long since not activated the Interministerial Council for The EHKK and possibly the IKSHPK, which has also drafted the strategy for fighting and preventing the EHKK”, is said in response.

Periscope through the security of internal audit reports has found that the Food and Veterinary Agency has spent close to 1m euros to drown the ticks, but the drug that was bought for the job has resulted in lice. Also, according to the report, the company had used only 330 liters of medicine worth 14,000 euros, damaging the state budget 7 times. /Periscope/

The scandal is deepened, the lice drug paid sevenfold more than the real price of the product (DOKUMENT)