Jaminan Kesehatan Hewan Kurban Jadi Prioritas di Papua Animal Health Assurance for Sacrificial Livestock Becomes a Priority in Papua
Dinas Perkebunan dan Peternakan Provinsi Papua memastikan seluruh hewan kurban yang akan disembelih pada Idul Adha 1446 Hijriah dalam kondisi sehat dan layak konsumsi. The Plantation and Livestock Agency of Papua Province has ensured that all sacrificial animals to be slaughtered during Eid al-Adha 1446 Hijri are healthy and safe for consumption.
JAYAPURA - Dinas Perkebunan dan Peternakan Provinsi Papua memastikan seluruh hewan kurban yang akan disembelih pada Idul Adha 1446 Hijriah dalam kondisi sehat dan layak konsumsi.
Pemeriksaan kesehatan dilakukan secara ketat, baik terhadap hewan bantuan Presiden maupun dari peternak lokal.
Pelaksana tugas Kepala Dinas Perkebunan dan Peternakan Papua, Matheus Koibur, mengatakan pihaknya bersama dinas di tingkat kabupaten dan kota telah melakukan pemantauan sejak awal distribusi hewan kurban.
Pemeriksaan sampel darah dan uji laboratorium dilakukan di Balai Veteriner untuk menjamin tidak ada penyakit menular pada hewan.
”Semua sapi bantuan Presiden sudah kami periksa secara menyeluruh dan dinyatakan sehat serta layak untuk dikurbankan. Pemeriksaan meliputi aspek bobot minimal 800 kilogram serta kesehatan umum," tuturnya.
Selain hewan bantuan pemerintah pusat, Papua juga memiliki stok ternak lokal yang siap untuk dikurbankan.
Berdasarkan data Dinas Perkebunan dan Peternakan Papua, populasi sapi di wilayah ini mencapai lebih dari 59.000 ekor, dengan sekitar 2.000 ekor yang diperkirakan akan disiapkan untuk kurban.
"Pengawasan kesehatan dilakukan secara berlapis, mulai dari sebelum penyembelihan hingga proses distribusi daging ke masyarakat,"
"Dinas terkait turut memantau pelaksanaan pemotongan hewan kurban di rumah potong dan lokasi ibadah," imbuhnya. ***
JAYAPURA – The Plantation and Livestock Agency of Papua Province has ensured that all sacrificial animals to be slaughtered during Eid al-Adha 1446 Hijri are healthy and safe for consumption.
Health inspections are being conducted rigorously, both on livestock provided by the President and those from local farmers.
Acting Head of the Papua Plantation and Livestock Agency, Matheus Koibur, stated that his agency, in collaboration with district and city-level offices, has been monitoring the animals since the beginning of their distribution.
Blood sample testing and laboratory examinations are carried out at the Veterinary Center to ensure the animals are free from infectious diseases.
"All cattle donated by the President have been thoroughly examined and declared healthy and fit for sacrifice. The inspections include a minimum weight requirement of 800 kilograms as well as general health conditions," he said.
In addition to animals provided by the central government, Papua also has local livestock available for sacrifice.
According to data from the Papua Plantation and Livestock Agency, the cattle population in the region exceeds 59,000, with around 2,000 expected to be prepared for sacrificial purposes.
"Health monitoring is carried out at multiple levels, starting before the slaughter and continuing through to the meat distribution process to the community."
"Relevant agencies also oversee the slaughtering process at abattoirs and places of worship," he added. ***
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