Bird flu effect: Bird flu effect on Telugu states- Chicken prices decreased, mutton rate

Bird Flu Effect: Poultry farmers have been badly affected by bird flu virus in Telugu states. Somewhere, chickens are dying of a pile. Official figures show that five and a half million chickens have died in the bird flu virus alone. Thousands of chickens have died in Telangana. Poultry farmers have been badly affected by the death of the chicken. He said that the farmers are worried that the entire chickens have died with the virus. This has caused debt burden. The government is requesting to help the chicken farmers despite serious damage.

Impact on chicken prices

AP and Telangana people are staying away from the worry of bird flu from chicken and eggs. Officers are banning the areas of bird flu cases. Poultry vehicles of AP, Karnataka and Tamil Nadu will be stopped by posts on the Telangana borders. Officials have suggested that dead chickens should be safely buried without falling on the spot.

Bird flu effect on chicken market. Despite Sunday, chicken shops are running in Telugu states. Bird flu is afraid of people living away from chicken. In some areas, the price of chicken is Rs 150 per kg. In the last 15 days, the price of KG Chicken is Rs. Has fallen from Due to bird flu effect, the number of chickens in the market has reduced greatly.

Heavy mutton prices

Traders say that chicken procurement has been reduced due to fear of bird flu. The government says that chicken can be eaten … people are not afraid. Meat lovers are bending to fish, shrimp and mutton with bird flu effect in Telugu states. This led to the crowd in the fish and mutton market. Today, Rs 800. Price up to 1000. People queued up at mutton shops. There was a huge crowd in the mutton market in Hyderabad.

Fish, mutton sales

The sale of fish and mutton is in full swing. This is a sudden increase in fish rates. Earlier, the price of mutton was sold from Rs 700 to Rs 800. Currently prices are being sold from Rs 50 to Rs 200. 150 to 160 kg of fish fish are sold for 200 rupees. With the advent of chickens at cheap prices … people are giving pockets to pockets.