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Explainer: Why deaths of cattle head spread panic among livestock owners in Hisar

Experts link deaths to stagnant water, festive food

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Deepender Deswal
Hisar, Updated At : 07:07 AM Sep 25, 2025 IST
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In Hisar district, the sudden death of several cattle, including buffaloes and cows, in the city and in Harikot village has spread panic among livestock owners. Veterinary experts have urged cattle breeders to heed their advice to prevent further losses.

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