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Chief Justice of South Khorasan province visited the largest quail breeding complex in the east of the country

According to the public relations report of the judiciary of South Khorasan province, the chief justice of South Khorasan province along with the prosecutor of the provincial capital and a number of related officials visited the Birjand quail production and breeding complex.

The Chief Justice of the province visited different parts of this complex (quail breeding hall and quail breeding halls, as well as the hatchery complex and slaughterhouse) and was closely informed about the problems of this complex.

On the sidelines of this visit, during a meeting with the presence of related managers, the problems and obstacles in the production of this complex were raised, and all of them promised to help and cooperate so that the production cycle of this complex is not closed.

Regarding the banking and financial problems, it was also decided that judicial follow-up will be done through the headquarters of the provincial judiciary for the implementation of resistance economic policies, and that appropriate action will be taken to remove the financial problems of this complex.

The veterinary network of the province also announced its cooperation in order to continue the production and employment of this collection within the framework of health laws, which requires measures from the CEO of the quail breeding complex to comply with health issues regarding the slaughter, packaging and sale of the product. Necessary assistance from the province’s veterinary medicine should be done with the collection

In this visit, the General Director of Veterinary Medicine, the General Director of Jihad Agriculture, the Managing Director of the Regional Water Company and the Branch Manager of Agriculture Bank also accompanied the Chief Justice of the province.

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