Due to 'lumpi', cattle are dying, on the other hand, due to lack of disposal, dead bodies of cows are rotting.

The dead bodies of cows are also not properly disposed of by the Porbandar Municipality. Because of this, the dead bodies of cow mothers are seen lying around.

While Lumpy virus is rampant in Gujarat, the most shocking scenes have come to light in the shadow area of ​​Porbandar. On the other hand, Lumpy virus has entered in Patdi too, how gross negligence of the system is being exposed in the midst of the Lumpy virus problem. Shocking scenes have come to light in Porbandar. Here the gross negligence of Chanya Municipality has come to light. Dead bodies of cattle are thrown in the open in Kuchdi area. Dead bodies of cows are also not properly disposed of by the municipality. All talk of honoring cow mother is proving hollow here. In which a small calf has also died due to lumpy. Its dead bodies have been thrown here. The Congress workers have demanded that the dead cows be cremated according to the Hindu tradition.

Lumpy’s entry also in Patadi of Surendranagar district

On this side, entry of lumpy virus has also taken place in Rankantha area of ​​Surendranagar district. All the cows affected by Lumpy virus in 19 cows in Rankancha area are under treatment. So far 5 thousand 300 cattle have been vaccinated by Bajana Animal Hospital in Patdi and more 5 thousand vaccine doses have been ordered. Vaccination of more animals will be carried out after the doses arrive.

116 cases reported in Bhavnagar in 24 hours

In Bhavnagar district, 116 cases have been reported in 24 hours, while 23 animals have died. At that time, the Department of Animal Husbandry has carried out the vaccination work in full swing. So far, a total of 1127 cases of Lumpy virus have been reported in Bhavnagar district and a total of 132 animals have died, and the disease has spread. Here, 180 villages in 9 talukas are affected. Vaccination is awaited at the earliest.