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[QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 40854, member: 636"]
Kano State health officials want people to pick healthy animals for Eid-el-Kabir celebrations. The ministry told residents Tuesday that sick animals can spread diseases to humans. People must check animals carefully before buying them for the religious holiday. Officials want families to choose animals that look strong and disease-free. Clean slaughter methods help protect everyone from getting sick.

Health Commissioner Dr. Abubakar Labaran Yusuf says proper meat handling prevents illness. Families should wash meat with clean water before cooking or storing it. Good cooking habits stop germs from spreading to people who eat the food. The health department wants everyone to stay safe during the festival. Smart food preparation keeps families healthy during celebrations.

All hospitals and clinics have enough medical supplies for emergencies. Health workers prepared extra medicine and equipment for the holiday period. Doctors can treat anyone who gets sick during Eid festivities. The state government made sure medical help stays available. Emergency care remains ready for people who need treatment during celebrations.
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