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Tribune news service
Solan, June 7th
A veterinary telemedicine facility has been set up in Nahan to facilitate the rapid diagnosis of animal diseases.
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The Deputy Commissioner Sirmaur, Dr. RK Pruthi said the facility could conduct phone consultations on animal diseases. The veterinary officers could be reached by phone on working days from 9:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
The deputy director of the animal husbandry department, Dr. Neeru Shabnam said it was an endeavor to help people and ensure a timely healing during the pandemic. This would also save the trip to the hospital. The district administration also provided doctors’ telephone numbers for this purpose.
“A case of rabies in a remote village in Shillai was successfully diagnosed and a team was sent to the village with the drugs to contain the disease after a villager spoke to me on Whatsapp,” said Dr. Shabnam.
