- NET Web Desk
The Kamlang Tiger Reserve of Arunachal Pradesh is organizing a week-long ‘Cattle Immunization Camp’ across distant hamlets, in order to reduce disease load among farmed animals and hence maintain animal health & welfare, which directly impacts the cattle producing communities.
An initiative undertaken by the Divisional Forest Officer (DFO) of Kamlang Tiger Reserve (KTR) – Cheshta Singh, IFS; this week-long ‘Cattle Immunization Camp’ will help in restricting transmission of diseases from domestic cattle to wild animals.
Taking to Twitter, the official account of Arunachal Pradesh’s Environment, Forests & Climate Change Department wrote “Week long cattle immunisation camp is organised in fringe villages of Kamlang TR and WLS by the DFO @KamlangTiger Reserve @Cheshta_IFS. Cattle immunisation will help in restricting transmission of diseases from domestic cattle to wild animals.”
Week long cattle immunisation camp is organised in fringe villages of Kamlang TR and WLS by the DFO @KamlangTiger Reserve @Cheshta_IFS. Cattle immunisation will help in restricting transmission of diseases from domestic cattle to wild animals.@ntca_india @moefcc @NatungMama pic.twitter.com/KmHSbbifZ4
— Dept. of Environment, Forests & Climate Change, AP (@ArunForests) May 18, 2022
