PESHAWAR, Jul 06 (APP):The Khyber Pakhtunkhwa government has proposed the launch of 'Ehsaas Be Zuban Sehat Gaari' project to provide doorstep veterinary services to livestock farmers in remote, mountainous and underdeveloped areas across the province. The proposed project carries an estimated cost of Rs1 billion, with Rs40 million allocated in the current Annual Development Programme (ADP) for its initial phase. Under the initiative, 50 mobile veterinary clinic vehicles will be …
KP Proposes ‘Ehsaas Be Zuban Sehat Gaari’ Project with 50 Mobile Veterinary Clinics
PESHAWAR, Jul 06 (APP):The Khyber Pakhtunkhwa government has proposed the launch of ‘Ehsaas Be Zuban Sehat Gaari’ project to provide doorstep veterinary services to livestock farmers in remote, mountainous and underdeveloped areas across the province.
The proposed project carries an estimated cost of Rs1 billion, with Rs40 million allocated in the current Annual Development Programme (ADP) for its initial phase.
Under the initiative, 50 mobile veterinary clinic vehicles will be deployed across Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. These mobile units will work in coordination with existing veterinary hospitals and dispensaries to ensure timely and quality animal healthcare services in rural areas where access to permanent veterinary facilities remains limited.
The mobile clinics will offer a wide range of services, including animal health examinations, treatment and provision of medicines, preventive vaccination, disease surveillance, deworming, artificial insemination, breeding services, veterinary extension activities, as well as training and awareness programmes for livestock farmers.
According to Director General Livestock Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Dr. Asal Khan, the Ehsaas Be Zuban Sehat Gaari project is expected to play a significant role in delivering modern veterinary services at the doorstep of livestock owners, ultimately improving animal health and enhancing productivity in the livestock sector.
