Milestone Achieved: Eritrea Builds Modern Dead Animal Incinerator

Milestone Achieved: Eritrea Builds Modern Dead Animal Incinerator

Asmara, Eritrea – In a significant stride towards improved animal welfare and environmental sustainability, Eritrea has officially inaugurated its first modern dead animal incinerator. The state-of-the-art facility, constructed in collaboration with a Chinese company, will significantly enhance the management of animal waste across the nation.

The incinerator boasts advanced technology to ensure efficient and environmentally friendly disposal of dead animals. It can process a wide range of carcasses, including livestock, poultry, and pets, generating harmless ash as a byproduct. This innovative solution addresses the challenges faced by Eritrea in managing animal waste, which previously resulted in environmental pollution and disease risks.

Benefits of the New Incinerator:

• Enhanced Environmental Protection: The incinerator significantly reduces environmental pollution caused by traditional burial or open-air burning of dead animals.
• Disease Control: By eliminating the risk of disease transmission through contact with dead animals, the facility enhances public health safety.
• Resource Recovery: The generated ash can be utilized as a soil amendment or fertilizer, contributing to agricultural productivity.
• Cost Savings: The modern incinerator operates at a lower cost compared to traditional methods.

The inauguration ceremony was graced by:

• Mr. Osman Saleh Ali, Minister of Agriculture and Fisheries
• Mr. Ghebremeskel Ghebrezgabhier, Director General of Veterinary Services
• Mr. Wang Yongsheng, General Manager of the Chinese company involved in the project

Their words highlighted the significance of the project:

"This incinerator is a testament to Eritrea’s commitment to sustainable agricultural practices and environmental protection." – Minister Osman Saleh Ali.

"With this facility, we can ensure the safe and responsible disposal of animal waste, mitigating disease risks and preserving our natural resources." – Mr. Ghebremeskel Ghebrezgabhier.

FAQs:

1. What types of animals can be incinerated?

The incinerator can process livestock, poultry, pets, and other dead animals.

2. How does the incinerator work?

The facility employs advanced thermal technology to efficiently and safely incinerate animal carcasses.

3. What are the environmental benefits of the incinerator?

The process significantly reduces air and water pollution and eliminates disease transmission.

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