Teams from the District Animal Husbandry and Sheep Husbandry departments and the Faculty of Veterinary & Animal Sciences, SKUAST, RS Pura, Jammu were also in attendance.
In addition to providing treatment, animal husbandry advice and specialist veterinary cover, the farmers and ex-servicemen of that region were provided with an unmatched opportunity to interact and get the advice of Army agencies like ECHS, ESM help line, DGR, AMC etc in addition to all civil officials involved in rural development. Specialist diagnostic and treatment facilities including medicines were provided free of cost to the sick animals of the villagers.
The camps
success stemmed from the enthusiastic participation of staff from the Army’s
Command Hospital (Northern Command), Directorate General Resettlement,
Ex-Servicemen Contributory Health Scheme, Zilla Sainik Welfare board, Field
Health Organization, Military Farms, and Civil Departments of Animal Husbandry,
Sheep Husbandry, Agriculture, Medical, Horticulture, Floriculture and
Fisheries.
A record
No of 3235 livestock including cows/buffaloes/goats/sheep/horses/mules and dogs
were treated/rendered professional advice in the camp by the Army and Civil
veterinarians present in addition 312 persons were provided treatment and
medical advice by the doctors present.
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