Fisheries and Livestock Minister Mohammad Aminur Rashid stated that the government has taken comprehensive measures to prevent counterfeit currency and ensure safety at livestock markets across Bangladesh ahead of Eid-ul-Azha. During a visit to the Diabari cattle market in Dhaka on Sunday, he said special machines have been installed to detect fake notes, and banking services are available at the markets for secure transactions and account openings.
The minister confirmed that the country has an adequate supply of locally raised cattle, goats, and buffaloes to meet the sacrificial demand this year. He added that administrative, law enforcement, and volunteer teams are working continuously to prevent theft and recover lost animals. The government has also instructed border and security forces to stop illegal livestock entry from neighboring countries.
Rashid noted that livestock prices are determined by animal quality and market demand, and that a shift toward weight-based pricing could make transactions more transparent in the future. He said the government has deployed sufficient personnel to maintain order and safety at markets until Eid.
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