The Kafr El Sheikh Governorate's Veterinary Medicine Directorate conducted a free veterinary campaign in Salmiya village, providing 2897 services to support small breeders and protect livestock and poultry. The campaign, which took place on Tuesday, offered various services, including treatment, examination, and vaccination of animals. The initiative aimed to promote animal health and prevent the spread of diseases.
The campaign's services included treatment of internal parasites for 321 animals, treatment of internal diseases for 178 animals, reproductive examination of 56 animals, and seven surgeries. Additionally, 2335 birds were treated and vaccinated, bringing the total number of services provided to 2897. The campaign's efforts focused on supporting small breeders and residents in the village.
The Veterinary Medicine Directorate's campaign was conducted in conjunction with training programs for veterinarians, aiming to equip them with practical experience and prepare them for the job market. Dr. Ihab Shukri, director of the Veterinary Medicine Directorate, emphasized the importance of these campaigns in supporting small breeders and providing veterinary services to rural areas.
The campaign's objectives included protecting livestock and poultry, reducing disease spread, and increasing productivity, ultimately improving the living standards of breeders and supporting the national food security system. The Directorate's efforts are crucial in providing essential services to rural communities.
The Veterinary Medicine Directorate in Kafr El Sheikh Governorate continues to implement veterinary campaigns and preventive programs across the governorate, targeting areas with high demand for veterinary services. These initiatives demonstrate the government's commitment to supporting the agricultural sector and promoting animal health.
The free veterinary services provided in Salmiya village reflect the government's efforts to address the needs of rural communities and support small-scale breeders. By providing essential services, the government aims to improve animal health, increase productivity, and enhance food security.
The Kafr El Sheikh Governorate's Veterinary Medicine Directorate's campaigns and programs have a significant impact on the lives of small breeders and rural communities, contributing to the overall development of the agricultural sector and the national economy.
Key points
- The campaign provided 2897 free veterinary services to residents and small breeders in Salmiya village.
- The services included treatment, examination, and vaccination of animals, as well as training programs for veterinarians.
- The initiative aimed to promote animal health, prevent disease spread, and support small breeders and the national food security system.
