On the list of controlled diseases in South Africa (Animal Disease Act):In a table format give the motivation why they have been considered ascontrolled diseases, location of prevalence in South Africa, using the OIEand other publications and also the regulations in South Africa:1. what are the individual actions that a) an Animal Health Technician, b)State Veterinarian c) Private Veterinarian d) the state or DAFF can playduring the control (prevention and during outbreak) for each diseases

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