26.03.2026, 10:01

Kyrgyzstan tightens veterinary control over imports of animals, animal products

BISHKEK. March 26 (Interfax) - Kyrgyzstan has imposed extra veterinary and sanitary control measures to prevent the importation and spread of infections among animals, the Kyrgyz veterinary service's epizootic control department said.

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Kyrgyzstan tightens veterinary control over imports of animals, animal products

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