Ninova: We stopped killing animals yesterday, suspected of being sick of the plague

Cornelia Ninova Distribution: BNT

Yesterday, we stopped the slaughter of animals, of course, there is a legal way to do it. Yesterday I tried the Attorney General for things to start. The animals are killed without evidence of plague. When I went to ask for papers and research on the disease, they told me that there were no papers of this kind. That's what Socialist Kornelia Ninova said in the TV show "More From The Day"

After the ministry report, little doubts about the existence of a scourge have become important. I do not quote the opinions of experts, but the Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Forestry, ie the government. He says that vaccines can overcome the infection. There are no outbreaks of plague in the European part of Turkey, none of the animals show symptoms of this disease. Veterinarians say that when animals are buried, there is no sign of this disease, says Ninova.

There are adequate veterinary measures. The hiding of information is the least happening. The Minister of Agriculture has not done the job, people are not informed, they do not speak normally. What is happening right now at the border of crime, she commented.

People and animals re-dig animals. We insist on asking for second samples, not going into people's homes and not killing animals. Please, governors do not hear the tension. I have received 87 calls and emails to get there. If we had not gone, the police would have invaded and killed the rest of the animals, she said.

I negotiated with the police and people for 6 hours to avoid collisions. People are desperate. They said that if they killed the animals, they had to leave. There were people from all over Bulgaria, ready to defend their families and agriculture. I am grateful that after 6 hours of discussions, the spirit has been shown. I can badume the responsibility that at the moment we are not threatening to develop the plague. We will want resignations. I guess they're going to wash their hands with the boss of the BSPH, the Minister of Agriculture and the Prime Minister should be responsible, Ninova concluded. "