Many dead pigs appear on the Yellow River embankment. Will these dead pigs pollute the environment?

In the Dalat Banner section of the Yellow River in Inner Mongolia, many dead pigs were found in the embankment, some scattered on the slope of the embankment, and dozens of them piled up on both sides of the embankment. From Deshengyingzi Village, Wanggezhao Town, Dalate Banner, to Changsheng Village, Zhandanzhao Sumu, about 30 kilometers along the Yellow River embankment, police discovered 5 pig carcasses, including at least 26 pigs. When consulting villagers from Jiefangyingzishe in Desheng Town, Wang Aizhao Town, he did not know where the dead pigs in the "embankment" behind the house came from. Pig farmers elsewhere may have killed them, he said. Dead pigs are pulled here and discarded.

For local people, the first task is to find out whether the dead pig died normally or died of disease and death. As the weather gets warmer, these dead pigs are rotting away. Local people are also very worried that if these dead pigs are diseased pigs, they can easily become a source of infection. The district is also currently investigating the cause and manner of death and hopes to release it as soon as it becomes clear to avoid causing panic. It is likely that many were still driven elsewhere undetected. This matter must be checked clearly. Focus on large pig farmers near the Yellow River. The weather is getting hotter. These pigs pose huge hidden dangers, such as environmental pollution along the Yellow River, stench from rotting corpses, and the danger of flying around. This can easily lead to the spread of disease or even new epidemics.

Moreover, swine fever is more likely to occur in this situation. Once swine fever occurs, it will affect many pig farms. This is not a problem of dozens of pigs, but thousands of pigs, and the losses can be imagined. The best way to find dead pigs is to find a professional waste treatment plant with an incinerator. If there are no such professionals and it cannot be buried deeply, use incineration, but incineration must be away from residential areas with water resources, pay attention to fire prevention, and must be at human ventilation openings. Burial is also a method, but it must be far away from people, away from water resources, away from breeding bases, and downstream of residential areas and water catchment areas. The pit should be deep enough, especially for dead pigs that suffer from diseases. Put lime etc. In fact, it is best to build a harmless treatment tank for large breeding bases. If you have dead pigs, especially diseased pigs with large areas of dead pigs, you must seek help from the epidemic prevention department. Even if dead pigs are scattered, it's best to have someone with the knowledge deal with them. These people who threw dead pigs into the Yellow River were extremely irresponsible and selfish people. This behavior is likely to cause plague or swine fever and cause great harm to other people or the farm. Must check it out and add penalties. or even close these farms. In addition, supervision and education of farmers and farming companies are also important. Whether it is reducing environmental pollution, protecting the environment or preventing and controlling animal epidemics, efforts should be strengthened. The pork market is picking up, and many farmers are also expanding their pig-raising scale. At this time, this situation should not be regarded as a situation, but should be awakened in advance to avoid this phenomenon from happening again.