Lumpy Virus In Rajasthan: When Corona wreaked havoc on humans, it came to the fore in the form of lumpy animals. Lakhs of animals in the country died due to this virus. With the help of the central government, all the state governments have carried out vaccination campaign in all the states including Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, Rajasthan, Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Jharkhand to deal with this virus. The reports of every states were taken from the level of the central government. Its effect was seen at the ground level. Lumpy virus cases have decreased rapidly. At the same time, Rajasthan was the most troubled state by this virus. Now the state government there has given relief to the cattle herders.
Government will give 40 thousand compensation for dead animals
Lumpy virus wreaked havoc on animals in Rajasthan last year. In the budget presented by the Gehlot government on Friday, an attempt has been made to heal the wounds of such cattle herders. whose animals were taken away by Lumpi. In the budget, it has been announced to give 40 thousand rupees per cow on milch animals that die in the epidemic. Farmers say that the state government has tried to provide relief from the budget.
Lampi wreaked havoc in Rajasthan
Rajasthan has been among the most affected states in the country regarding Lampi. In the figures of September-October, a very frightening situation had come to the fore regarding Lumpi in Rajasthan. The figures which came out in Rajasthan in September. According to him, in September, about 11 lakh animals had come under the grip of lumpy virus. Out of these, about 47 thousand cattle had died. The Animal Husbandry Department had launched a vaccination campaign on a large scale. Its effect was also visible and slowly the animals kept coming out from the grip of Lumpy.
Lumpi was more spread in western Rajasthan
Lampi’s anger was seen more in western Rajasthan. In Jodhpur, Barmer, Pali, Bikaner, Nagaur, Jaisalmer, Dhaulpur, the infection of Lumpi was more visible. Out of these 6 districts are in western Rajasthan. If we look at the figures of western Rajasthan only, then about 17 thousand cattle had died due to the Lumpi virus. Although these figures were official. The number of animals getting infected with Lumpy virus was being told much more than this.
Disclaimer: Some of the information given in the news is based on media reports. Farmer brothers, before implementing any suggestion, do consult the concerned expert.
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