The Taraba State Environmental Sanitation Agency, TSESA, has warned livestock owners and rearers throughout the state, significantly in Jalingo metropolis, against permitting their animals to roam freely in public locations.
The agency stated the follow posed a menace to public infrastructure and newly planted timber supposed to boost environmental safety and beautification.
In a press release issued on Saturday in Jalingo, TSESA urged livestock owners to take quick steps to safe their animals and forestall them from wandering onto main roads, landscaped areas and different authorities maintained amenities.
The agency expressed concern that the motion of livestock round public areas may injury newly planted timber and undermine authorities efforts to advertise a cleaner, greener and more healthy Taraba State.
“Appropriate measures would be taken against defaulters in accordance with existing regulations to protect public infrastructure and preserve the state’s environmental investments”, TSESA stated.
TSESA additionally cautioned livestock owners that failure to regulate their animals may expose them to hurt and end in potential losses.
