Agriculture launches veterinary convoys in 4 governorates of Egypt

Published Nov 21, 2024

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The Animal Health Research Institute of the Agricultural Research Center in Egypt has initiated four free veterinary convoys that traveled through villages and rural areas in November, providing free examinations for over 3,795 heads of cattle, buffaloes, sheep, goats, and 6,100 birds in four different governorates. These convoys aimed to offer high-quality veterinary services, promote animal health care, teach breeders about biosecurity and disease prevention, and improve economic returns for breeders by preserving livestock. The convoys were a collaborative effort of the sub-laboratories of the Animal Health Research Institute, civil society associations, and pharmaceutical companies, and were designed to support breeders and conserve biodiversity.

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The Animal Health Research Institute of the Agricultural Research Center launched four free veterinary convoys that toured Egyptian villages and countrysides in four governorates during the month of November. The therapeutic and advisory convoys were organized in Bani Ammar village in Sohag Governorate, a convoy in Abu Tamada village in Kafr El-Sheikh Center in Kafr El-Sheikh Governorate, Taha Shubra village in Qawisna Center in Menoufia Governorate, and a convoy in Tatay village in Santa Center in Gharbia Governorate. More than 3,795 heads of cattle, buffaloes, sheep and goats were examined, in addition to 6,100 birds (pigeons, ducks and chickens). These convoys provided integrated and high-quality veterinary services to citizens. The sub-laboratories of the Animal Health Research Institute participated in organizing these convoys in cooperation with civil society associations and pharmaceutical companies. Dr. Samah Eid, Director of the Animal Health Research Institute, stressed ...

Source: Agricultureegypt