Uttar Pradesh - Possible FMD outbreak kills 41 animals in Auraiya

[Ronan Kelly]

41 animal deaths from the disease in the village flattened
Publish Date: Thursday, Jul 03,2014 01:02:05 AM | Updated Date: Thursday, Jul 03,2014 01:02:39 AM

Muradganj (Auraiya) Snwadsutr: Ajitml flattened village of Block 41 due to disease outbreaks in livestock animals are dead. While there are dozens of sick animals.
The department is run vaccination campaigns in rural areas before the rainy season, but this time do not run vaccination in rural areas. Resulting in Mouth in the last 15 days the animals, the disease is spreading Foot and fever etc.. 36 sheep and goats have died so far. The Virendra, Keshav Dayal, Ram Dass, Ram A - A buffalo is dead. And ghastly disease is three to four days. Resulting in more than a dozen sick. Avadh Bihari said Gramprdhan Ajitml given notice to the hospital. The staff said there have been sick doctor. The villagers said that many times in the hospital did not have a lock. Baleshwar Dayal village, Shafiq Khan, Salim Khan, Ram Charan, Shahzad Khan, Neelu, Raghu Singh, Sadiq etc. If people dead animals.
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[Ronan Kelly]

Re: Uttar Pradesh - Possible FMD outbreak kills 41 animals in Auraiya

Sick animals are not vaccinated
Publish Date: Thursday, Jul 10,2014 01:01:12 AM | Updated Date: Thursday, Jul 10,2014 01:01:29 AM

The situation is decaying animal hospitals in the district.
The number of livestock in the district's 349,632. 230,535 numbers of buffalo, the remaining animals. These animals every year by the Animal Husbandry Department Mouth, Foot, Glagotu diseases, vaccination of livestock in rural and urban areas was used. Slow this year due to the vaccination process hundreds of villages have not been vaccinated animals. Which results in animals in rural areas and Glagotu Mouth disease spreading rapidly. Last week, a dozen buffaloes in the village flattened and two dozen goats have died due to these diseases. The school is rapidly growing disease in cattle in Simar. The situation in the two villages over a hundred buffalo and other animals are sick. On reaching the camp in the village flattened by the team of doctors treated animals. Although the district department received the vaccine was 84 thousand rural areas through Paravets animals which have been immunized. Jnetpur the village of Auraiya block, Jaitapur, Suran, Baropur, Mudhi Rsulpur, Panhr, Anepur, including Jaitapur dozen villages where there are as yet have not been immunized by the Department. The villagers demanded from the vaccination.
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[Ronan Kelly]

Re: Uttar Pradesh - Possible FMD outbreak kills 41 animals in Auraiya

Rtnipur spread disease in cattle
Publish Date: Friday, Jul 25,2014 01:01:16 AM | Updated Date: Friday, Jul 25,2014 01:01:16 AM

Muradganj (Auraiya) Discussion Thread: animal disease outbreaks in town, the ranchers are upset. The veterinary department is a bit oblivious. Things are very bad here in the village Rtnipur four dozen Animal Mouth, Foot and Glagotu suffer. Medical negligence department also has half a dozen animal deaths. Sadar MLA Madan Singh Gautam is certain is that there are two broad, too sick.
The village is a big deal these days Rtnipur on animals, the absence of vaccination Malkhan Singh, gentle, Aravind, Suresh, Ramakant, Captain Singh, parents of four dozen cattle, buffalo, cow, goat sick. Two of the Sadar MLA Madan Singh Gautam Buffalo has also contracted the disease. Animal parents complained to the legislature, he inquired Ajitml area of ​​veterinary medical officer. The veterinary medical officer did not answer the exact question, but legislators are quite noticeable. A lawmaker angry Kulshreshta case information given to the Chief Veterinary Medical Officer. Facial - Shabda hurriedly sent to the Medical Kamal Kishore Rajput village Rtnipur. The chief veterinary medical officer rushed to the village itself. Animals are also killed.
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