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A viral infection among horses and mules resulted in a ban on their movement along the Kedarnath trek route, causing pilgrim difficulties as only fit walkers could reach the temple. Veterinarians tested over 16,000 animals, quarantining the infected ones.
Courtesy: theprint.in
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