Dr. Syed Nadeem Badar's Lumbi Skin Disease (rhymes and early disease) Jhang's visit in relation to

Faisalabad(94 News City Reporter )According to the instructions of Secretary Livestock Punjab Saqib Ali Attil, Director Livestock Faisalabad Division, Dr. Syed Nadeem Badr yesterday diagnosed Lumpy Skin Disease. (rhymes and early disease)And in connection with foot and mouth disease survey, visited the livestock market of Jhang district and various veterinary institutions in the surrounding area. These institutions include Additional Director Livestock District Jhang Office, Civil Veterinary Dispensary Majhi Sultan and Civil Veterinary Dispensary Maduki and Cattle Market District Jhang. Director Livestock has maintained attendance, outdoor record, sanitation, Kisan Livestock Sithak and High School Focus Program, supply chain, medicine stock record, serum and vaccination record, proposed visit schedule, daily diary and slip fee register. He reviewed plantation records, AI records, and mobile veterinary dispensary records. He directed the field staff to pay special attention to the progress of Chief Minister Livestock Card initiative, timely completion of ongoing vaccinations, ensure proper maintenance of cold chain, continue awareness campaign among livestock keepers about foot-and-mouth disease and lumpy skin disease. Ensure use of ADRS Farmer app, cold chain protection and timely uploading of data to SPMS 9211. He also participated in Kisan Livestock Sithak program organized at Civil Veterinary Dispensary Majhi Sultan District Jhang and informed the farmers on how to report diseases immediately through ADRS Farmer App installation. A visit was also made in connection with hoof disease survey. Cattle come from all over Punjab in this market. After detailed inspection, none of the animals were found to be infected with the above mentioned diseases. The Director of Livestock also supervised the anti-tick spraying activities on the animals at the entrances and exits of the cattle market and issued instructions to the veterinary staff deployed on the spot to continue these spraying activities to control infectious diseases.