Residents have been advised to take all precautions to protect themselves from the Congo virus on Eid.
The Animal Husbandry Department, under the direction of Rawalpindi Divisional Commissioner, Engineer Aamir Khattak, is taking special measures to prevent the spread of the disease.
According to the spokesperson of the Provincial Government, the Commissioner has taken measures to prevent the spread of diseases seen from the movement of animals during Eid.
He said that all possible measures are being taken to control the Congo virus and other diseases.
Banners of free animal facilities are also displayed in selected stores, he said.
Mobile Veterinary Dispensaries of the Animal Husbandry Department have been deployed to provide free medicines.
Under the direction of engineer Aamir Khattak, loudspeakers are used to broadcast animal welfare awareness messages.
The Department of Livestock informed them that they are provided with anti-ant spray, antibiotics and other medicines.
He said strict steps have been taken to ensure the establishment of inter-provincial control posts, and inter-district control posts have also been set up to carry out the task of spraying animals to prevent the Congo virus and isolating sick animals.
He said that slaughterhouses and slaughterhouses will also be given special attention.
According to the commissioner, the relevant authorities ensure the participation of livestock farmers and the availability of necessary drugs and cattle markets are not established near densely populated areas to ensure the safety of human health. APPLICATIONS
Citizens advised to adopt precautionary measures against Congo virus
