Bare Act

The Goa Diseases of Animals Act, 1974

This law establishes rules to stop and eliminate diseases that affect animals within the Union territory of Goa, Daman and Diu. It empowers the government to appoint veterinary surgeons and inspectors who can enforce health measures. The Act allows authorities to declare specific areas as eradication zones where animals must be immunized and marked for identification. It also regulates the movement of animals to prevent the spread of dangerous illnesses. By enforcing these strict health protocols, the legislation protects livestock and public health, ensuring the safety of the animal population and preventing economic losses caused by disease outbreaks.

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