Sterilisation

AK Saseendran, wildlife minister in Kerala, was reported as saying that his authorities could think about options together with sterilisation or culling to examine tiger numbers within the state.

But Idiard-Chamois feels disturbed by her colleague - the midwife from the institution where the woman lives, who’s surprised when the sterilisation request is refused.

The central bank has since offered the liquidity sterilisation instrument at a rate of 18 percent.

By May, authorities stepped up the push against the monkeys, including boosting sterilisation efforts that began during the pandemic.

Through programs of paid sterilisation and other incentives, overpopulation can be solved slowly, although it may take another 50 or 100 years to eventually bring the global population of humans down to a basic level of sustainability.

Truck drivers would not have their licences renewed if they could not produce a sterilisation certificate,” Guha wrote.

You’ll need to make sure your model fits inside your microwave, and it’s worth having sterilisation tablets on hand in case the microwave breaks or you have a power cut.

Another key finding of researchers was that sterilisation in hot water can significantly increase the number of microplastics released from the bottles.

Because dictatorship isn’t just about the rule of one man, it is about the sterilisation of democracy.

Cleaning is also the first step to disinfection and sterilisation.

He wants to make medical-grade gear, and for that he needs to set up a clean room and sterilisation facilities.

Members from the Southside Sterilisation Assistance project, also known as the Southside Sterries, had a fund-raiser on October 3 at the Brackenhurst Veterinary Clinic, where they sold boerewors rolls and prego rolls.

Radars to catch drivers during sterilisation program timings.

Residents have been strictly directed to stay indoors from 8pm to 6am during the weekend restricting movement while the sterilisation process happens.

The injectables are highly effective and are as reliable as female sterilisation, but obviously aren’t permanent methods.

In 1931, Labour MP Archibald Church proposed a bill for the compulsory sterilisation of certain categories of 'mental patient' in Parliament.

In what could possibly signify a change in the patriarchal attitude of society, Mumbai has recorded a spurt in vasectomies, recording a sizeable 25 per cent increase in the number of cases of male sterilisation.

Sterilisation is an ongoing objective and sponsorship is desperately needed.

An important step is the thorough hand washing that is part of the sterilisation process.

For pets adopted at younger than six months of age, a sterilisation contract applies.