Figure 3 :  Showing Cumulative average vaccination coverage during the  2014 Tubu outbreak  Source : Tubu Outbreak Update Reports October – December 2014  Data in figure 3 shows cumulative average percentage coverage for extension  areas where vaccination was undertaken in zone 2 during the 2014 Tubu FMD  outbreak. As the chart in figure 3 shows, only one (1) extension area (Nokaneng)  managed to attain a cumulative average vaccination coverage greater than the  80% vaccination coverage threshold. This implies that in most crushes in the  extension areas, vaccination coverage was below 80%. Such low vaccination  coverage particularly during an outbreak heightened the risks of disease spread  which could have serious cost implications to the Government and could also  threaten the beef industry. Furthermore, several vaccination campaign reports 30  revealed that the DVS was  faced with a challenge of low cattle turn out at vaccination campaigns. The chart  in figure 4 provides an illustration of proportions of cattle that missed FMD  vaccination. $^{30}$ Maun and Shakawe District Monthly Reports (2011-2014): Vaccination Returns.  36 |  P a g e Performance Audit Report on the Control of F MD 79 90 71 69 77 37 0 20 40 60 80 100 TUBU NOKANENG HABU ETSHA 6 GUMARE TSAU CUMULATIVE%COVERA G E EXTENTIONAREAS FMD VACCINATION COVERAGE IN SELECTED ZONE 2 EXTENTION AREAS  DURING THE OCTOBER 2014 TUBU FMD OUTBREAK