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amp;nbsp; The emergency declarations allowed local authorities to waive many of the rules that normally govern livestock carcass disposal. Illnesses that fit the case definition did not develop in close contacts of case-patients who did not participate in the slaughter, carcass preparation, or carcass disposal. You reduce other costs, like killing, carcass disposal, unnecessary holding times, reducing your length of stay, relying on volunteers, making sure your staff is really performing at their best - because when staff cut corners, not only are they stealing from the taxpayers, they are literally stealing the lives of the animals," he said. |
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