Performance Audit Report on the Control of F MD Item 4.1.4.3 of the Surveillance Plan (October 2014- March 2016) requires that,  after removal of buffaloes following an incursion into vaccination zones, clinical  surveillance in in-contact livestock should be undertaken.  Review of Buffalo Incursion Reports and District Monthly Reports from Shakawe,  Maun and Francistown Veterinary Offices revealed that, despite the fact that  several buffalo incursions into vaccination zones were recorded in the period  under audit, no documentary evidence availed at the time of audit, provided  proof that, subsequent clinical surveillance was carried out as per the  Surveillance Plan. For instance, the graph in  figure 2  shows that a total of 40  buffalo incursions (data retrieved from the districts monthly reports) were  recorded in the period from 2010 to 2014. However, none of the buffalo incursion reports reviewed (under “action taken”  part of the reports) showed that clinical surveillance was conducted subsequent  to the reported incursions. The actions reported were either destruction of  buffaloes or driving the buffalo herd out of the livestock area. Even in the  Source : Maun, Shakawe and Francistown District Report Files  27 |  P a g e Figure 2: Graph showing frequency of buffalo incursions in Ngamiland and  Francistown districts  10 17 3 4 6 0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 BUFFALO INCURSIONS RECORDED 4.2.1 CLINICAL SURVEILLANCE SUBSEQUENT TO BUFFALO INCURSIONS 