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Case lodged against sheep importer
 


September 18, 2012 - Updated 1816 PKT
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KARACHI: A case has been lodged against the importer of the infected Australian sheep, Tariq Mehmood.

 

The case was registered in the Shah Latif police station and a FIR against him was lodged by the Deputy Director of the Livestock Department.

 

The police state that no arrests have been made with connection to this case.
 
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Shame on the leaders of Pakistan and Shame on Australia. This was a plan to murder on mass scale. But who cares this is PAKISTAN?

omar
Canada
This seems to be Yahood & Nassara sazish, against Pakistan. Longlive bureaucracy, they make fool of our mediocre politicians. Sindh health, Livestock and chief Secretary should be hanged.They have no idea what catastrophe is about to unleash.

Karachiwala
Australia
These sheep will not bbe killed until the disease spread to other part of the country and then all the sheep and cows of the country need to be killed as it happened in europe few years back.

amjad
UAE
Here you go! More "surprises" for the Australian High Commissioner! If only there was a medal for shamelessness!

M Iqbal
Pakistan
Yes, media must watch. In this black rule of Zardari any kind of corruption is possible including feeding own countrymen meat of diseased animal for the sake of few dollars, on this occasion Australian. By the way who is Minister for livestock and who is this bugger Tariq Mehmood??

Merchant
Spain
Who is Tariq Mehmood. What are his connections with people at the helm of affairs. The media must watch out that that barly few hundred are culled and remaining sold in the market.

Syed Ahmed
Canada
 
 
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