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Animal Husbandry Dept to Expand Mobile Ambulance Fleet for Livestock Emergencies in Rural Areas
The department announced plans to increase the number of 'Pashu Sanjeevini' mobile ambulance vehicles to provide urgent treatment for livestock across rural regions.
The Animal Husbandry Department has announced a plan to increase the number of 'Pashu Sanjeevini' mobile ambulance vehicles operating in rural areas. The initiative aims to improve emergency care for livestock.
The mobile ambulances, known as 'Pashu Sanjeevini', are designed to provide rapid medical assistance to animals in distress. They are already functioning in several villages, offering on‑site treatment and transport to veterinary facilities.
By expanding the fleet, the department intends to reduce response times and improve outcomes for livestock health, supporting farmers and strengthening rural animal welfare.
The mobile ambulances, known as 'Pashu Sanjeevini', are designed to provide rapid medical assistance to animals in distress. They are already functioning in several villages, offering on‑site treatment and transport to veterinary facilities.
By expanding the fleet, the department intends to reduce response times and improve outcomes for livestock health, supporting farmers and strengthening rural animal welfare.