Sindh Issues Alert After Punjab Sends Animals Infected With Lumpy Skin Disease
Notably, the Sindh Livestock Department has issued an alert over the risk of lumpy skin disease spreading among animals in the province after the disease was detected in livestock arriving from Punjab.
Notably, the Sindh Livestock Department has issued an alert over the risk of lumpy skin disease spreading among animals in the province after the disease was detected in livestock arriving from Punjab.
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- Director General Livestock Sindh Hizbullah Bhutto has directed authorities to immediately commence vaccination efforts and strengthen precautionary measures to prevent the disease from spreading.
- He additionally ordered the establishment of Livestock Department camps along the Sindh-Punjab border, where animals entering the province from Punjab will be examined and vaccinated.
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- While vaccination against lumpy skin disease is already underway throughout the province, according to Bhutto, the Sindh administration has imported vaccines from abroad.
He additionally ordered the establishment of Livestock Department camps along the Sindh-Punjab border, where animals entering the province from Punjab will be examined and vaccinated. Sindh High Court Bans Photography and Video Recording.
He remarked animals arriving from Punjab will be vaccinated at the border as part of measures to contain the disease and prevent its further spread in Sindh. Stay Connected with ProPakistani. Obtain the latest news and stories wherever you prefer. Follow on Google Discover.
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