New Zealand plans to kill 150,000 cows to end the bacterial disease

New Zealand plans to kill 150,000 cows to end the bacterial disease

New Zealand plans to kill 150,000 cows to end the bacterial disease

New Zealand is planning to kill more than 1.5 million cattle. The government of that country said on Monday.

It has been reported as a reason to prevent a bacterial disease called microplasma bovis.

The New Zealand government has said it will cost billions of dollars in this work. But if the plan is successful, for the first time, New Zealand will be released from infected microblog via bovis.

New Zealand's Prime Minister, Zeina Ardem, said that this plan will cause problems from the economic side. But this plan is necessary for the future. His hope will be eliminated from the country of Micropolis.

Meanwhile, New Zealand's Federated Farmer Group chief president KT Milan said it is very important to take this step to get rid of microblog via bovis bacteria, but the government is also seeing the losses of farmers.

The affected farmers have been told that they will be compensated.

Note that in the last year in Europe and the United States in July last year, the findings of Microwave Bovis were found.