Notification
حظر استيراد كافة أنواع الطيور الحية الداجنة والبرية وطيور الزينة وبيض التفقيس والصيصان عمر يوم ومخلفاتها الغير معاملة حراريا من تركيا ولحين استقرار الوضع الصحي
⭕ The cumulative achievement rises to 81,490 vaccinations and taggings since the launch of the national campaign.
⭕ 4,820 new operations were carried out, including the vaccination of 2,160 head of livestock and the tagging of 2,660 head in Masafer Yatta and the Northern Jordan Valley.
⭕ The campaign provides services to 31 livestock breeders in Al-Buwaib, Salhab, the Tubas Plain, and Kardala.
Masafer Yatta/Northern Jordan Valley: July 12, 2026
The National Campaign for Livestock Tagging and Preventive Vaccination against Foot-and-Mouth Disease (SAT-1) continued its field progress as it entered its fourth week, with the cumulative achievement since its launch rising to 81,490 vaccinations and taggings. This builds upon the successes achieved during the past three weeks, as part of the Ministry of Agriculture's efforts to strengthen the animal health system, reduce the spread of epidemic diseases, and protect livestock in the targeted areas.
On the first day of the fourth week, veterinary teams carried out campaign activities in Al-Buwaib area of Masafer Yatta, where 1,000 head of livestock were vaccinated against foot-and-mouth disease (SAT-1) and 1,500 head were tagged as part of the National Livestock Tagging Program. Twenty-five livestock breeders benefited from the campaign's services.
Veterinary teams also continued their work in Salhab, Tubas Plain, and Kardala in the northern Jordan Valley, where 1,160 head of livestock were vaccinated and 1,160 were tagged. Six livestock breeders benefited from the campaign's services.
The total number of operations completed on this day reached 4,820, including 2,160 vaccinations and 2,660 taggings. The national campaign continues to achieve its objectives of strengthening foot-and-mouth disease prevention, improving the efficiency of the national tagging system, protecting livestock, enhancing biosecurity, and supporting the resilience of livestock breeders in the targeted areas.
