Streamline of medical
staffs and distributors of fodder, leading cattle of Majuli to consume Lantana
camara, a poisonous shrub which grows abundantly by riverside as flood waters
have forced them to scatter in different places containing scanty fresh grass.
In context to this
the recovery process to save cattle is solowing down. Foods for cattle are in
the stock but due to lack of manpower the rate of death in Majuli are
increasing rapidly. Even though
Government had sent a medical team but the rates of cattle to be treated are
exceedingly more.
Currently there is an
emergency call of 60 to at least 80 numbers of veterinary medical staffs to
take full control of the situation in Majuli in context to growing death rate of
cattle. Death reports of cattle in Majuli Island are mainly sighted by the
sandbars of Brahmaputra. Cattle mainly belonging to heifers, calves and Milch
cows categories are found dead in large scale by Brahmaputra’s sandbars.
Lack of manpower is
not the case of Assam but is also impacting Arunchal Pradesh’s flood relief
progress. Even veterinary field assistants are impelled to undertake the
section of fodder distribution and multiple cattle care process that is beyond their
said job according to a veterinary officer due to lack pf manpower.
In the present situation of Majuli to take control of
cattle getting succumbed to the poisonous affect of the shrub, it is important
to feed them with liver stimulant including antibiotic medicines. Supply of
related drugs like Livotus Liquid and Brontone are demanded by medical team to
curb the death rate of cattle residing by river sandbars of Majjuli.
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