Fazilka, September 11 (IANS). In the border area of the Fazilka district Punjab, 32 teams were deployed by the animal husbandry of the animal husbandry to care for animal health. These teams offer 24 -hour health facilities to animals. Dr Manteep Singh, deputy director of the Department of Livestock, gave information, said a total of 13 animals died in the Fazilka district, including four chickens due to flooding. The owners submitted their reports to flow into the water. He informed that a total of 16 thousand animals were affected due to flooding in the district, 8 of which were treated in OPD by the medical teams of the Department of Animal Hall. He said that in the beginning, when the tractor of animals reached the help center through the trolls, he showed symptoms to get sick due to wet and tired. Due to the non -availability of complete foods for milk animals, their milk production has also decreased. Dr Manteep Singh said that due to excessive anchor in many people, many people had an anchor, which led to the problem of acidic making in the stomach of cattle. Due to the formation of acid, the amount of fat in the milk was reduced and due to the formation of more acid, it also had a negative effect on cattle health, which allowed people to not give cattle more anchor. He said that no district level advice was issued regarding swine flu, but that the government was advised from time to time. Trucks and tractors or other goods and pigs in the North East are asked to be careful. Similarly, the instructions were also issued by the department to avoid wild pigs. He said that where the animals are in wet places, they should be brought to dried places, and potassium carbonate medicine must be applied to the feet of the animals so that their feet can be protected from damage. Black oil and diesel should be sprayed in the water in the area to protect the animals from mosquitoes. Please tell that Premier Narendra Modi visited the flood -driven areas of Punjab on Tuesday. In addition, he announced a relief of Rs 1600 crore to the flood victims. Pim/DSC shares these storytelling plates
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