There is a great news for farmers who follow the pig in Bihar. The state government has launched a special vaccine campaign to protect pigs from the disease. In this, the livestock industry has launched free vaccines to protect pigs from hazardous diseases such as classical swine flu. Under this campaign, a simultaneous vaccine campaign is launched in all 38 districts of the state. Navdeep Shukla, director of the veterinary department, said that the pigs are using the pigs to protect the pigs using a special vaccine campaign that lasts ten days.
Aim to vaccinate many pigs
Under this campaign, a total of 2,32,160 pigs will be vaccinated within 10 days at the ward level of all the panchayats of all districts of the state, the Director of the Livestock Department said. Under this campaign, only pigs have been set up for more than 3 months.
At the same time, the vaccine runs daily from 8 am to 4 pm. He added that a special vaccine campaign is being conducted to prevent the disease under the federal government’s livestock and disease control scheme. The purpose of the government is that by 2030, the classical swine flu can be completely eliminated.
Helpline number has been released for cattle owners
The Directorate of Livestock Development has issued the necessary guidelines for the livestock officers of all districts to ensure that there is no problem for cattle breeders. If a cattle breeders are facing a problem with vaccination, they can contact Livestock, Bihar, Patna (Phone 0612-2230942) or Bihar, Animal Health and Production Institute of Patna (phone number 0612-226049). There will be an effort to solve quickly and listen to their problems.
What is classical swine flu?
Classical swine flu is a viral -causing deadly disease, which mainly affects pigs. The disease does not harm humans and does not spread to other pets, but can cause excessive death in pigs. Because of this, pig -farming trade is likely to result in a huge economic loss. A comprehensive vaccine campaign is being carried out under the federal government’s livestock health and disease control scheme to prevent the disease.
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