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Cow dies of anthrax

By Our Staff Reporter

PALAKKAD, MARCH. 18. The post-mortem report on the death of five cows in Elappully in Palakkad district has found that one of them died of anthrax. The other cases are also suspected to be caused by this deadly disease.

The post-mortem was conducted by doctors of the Veterinary College under the Kerala Agricultural University, Mannuthy.

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