Jaipur: A new threat has knocked in two big egg markets of the country. Birds dying every day in Rajasthan have increased the concerns of poultry farm traders. Due to no vaccine and prevention, businessmen are scared. After some time, after the corona, the egg market had caught pace again, that now this problem came and stood.

According to experts, the egg mandi of Ajmer and Barwala in Haryana is counted in large mandis. Including other states of the country, especially in North India, these two mandis have the highest supply of eggs. According to poultry farm businessman Anil Shakya, every day between 1.25 crore and 1.5 crore eggs are traded from Barwala mandi in Haryana. At the same time, from Ajmer mandi, 70 to 80 lakh eggs are supplied per day. Now due to the discussion of bird flu in Rajasthan, due to the passage of Ajmer mandi and border, Haryana mandi is facing the most danger. Many districts of UP are also connected to the border of Rajasthan. If you talk about UP, then every day 25 to 3 crore eggs are traded from the entire state.

Anil Shakya told the media that, poultry farms are very big. Sheds are made everywhere. If the air transmitted from the bird flu has passed through only two sheds on the farm, then the chickens of the same shed will fall ill and start dying. But if even 10 chickens died of bird flu in a poultry farm, then all the chickens have to be eliminated as a precaution. In corona, even in the absence of disease, around 40 per cent of the chickens were killed all over the country.

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