Due to the developing lumpy skin disease in cows, I visited the Civil Veterinary Hospital Pindi Bhattian today. I was relieved to quickly locate the concerned veterinarian there. The doctors and staff members also provided the complainants with a great deal of support and kept them updated. However, there was no medication at the aforementioned hospital since the doctors were prescribing the prescription and telling the farmers to obtain it from independent pharmacies.
Contrarily, farmers claimed that they must live in poverty and cannot afford pricey medical treatment. The majority of us are forced to work in the fields all day long or receive meager daily wages that are hard enough to buy bread.
They added to The Asian Mirror that after sending repeated reminders to the relevant authorities, they have not gotten a meaningful response. They demand free medical attention for their animals, which must be given in any case. They also urged that the deputy directors of livestock in Hafizabad, Dr. Waheed Ahmed, and Pindi Bhattian, Dr. Sohail Anjum, look into the issue of free treatment as soon as possible.
