MUSCAT: Oman has issued a decision banning the import of live birds and products and derivatives from India and Pakistan.
In a statement issued, the Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Water Resources said: “A ministerial decision has been issued banning the import of live birds, their products, their derivatives from the states of Uttar Pradesh and Punjab in the Republic of India, and the Punjab region in the Islamic Republic of Pakistan, until further notice.”
“Excluded from the decision are heat-treated products in accordance with the Health Law for Terrestrial Animals issued by the World Organization for Animal Health,” the statement added.
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