Andhra Pradesh chief minister YS Jagan Mohan Reddy flagged off Part 2 of India’s first government-run veterinary ambulance community by flagging off a further 165 veterinary ambulance models from Tadepalli on Wednesday morning.

CM YS Jagan Mohan Reddy inspects one of many veterinary ambulance models in Tadepalli.

By Abdul Basheer: Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister YS Jagan Mohan Reddy, on Wednesday, launched Part 2 of India’s first government-run veterinary ambulance community by flagging off a further 165 veterinary ambulance models from Tadepalli.

With this, the federal government can be offering high quality medical companies with a complete of 340 veterinary ambulances. The chief minister additionally burdened the necessity to present speedy healthcare amenities for animals throughout the state.

Listed below are some salient options of the veterinary van:

1. Every ambulance could have one physician, a certified Assistant and a driver-cum assistant,
2. A small lab outfitted with a microscope to carry out 20 varieties of manure exams and 15 varieties of blood exams, and
3. The ambulances are additionally designed to carry out minor surgical procedure on bovine animals, sheep, goats and pets.

CM Jagan flagged off 175 ambulance models as a part of the primary batch of ‘Dr YSR Sanchara Pasu Aarogya Seva’ (Veterinary Ambulances) with state-of-the-art amenities, in Might 2021.

The federal government is offering two ambulances per constituency. In section 1, the government-run veterinary companies catered to 1,26,559 cattle herders, saving the lives of 1,81,791 cattle.

The federal government additionally plans to determine two Tremendous Specialty Hospitals in Vijayawada and Pulivendula, together with the event of infrastructure amenities in district veterinary hospitals.