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Jigawa council vaccinates 3,000 livestock against lung disease

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Kaugama LGA in Jigawa State has started vaccinating over 3,000 livestock to curb the spread of a deadly pulmonary disease among cows, sheep, and goats. Read More: https://punchng.com/jigawa-council-vaccinates-3000-livestock-against-lung-disease/

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