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Mayor visits Municipal Animal Care Centre 4/30/2020 9:06:17 PM Early Times Report JAMMU, Apr 30: Chander Mohan Gupta Mayor Jammu today accompanied by Rekha Manhas Councillor of Ward No: 62 (Roop Nagar Area), Dr Susheel Sharma Municipal Veterinary Officer, Ashwani Kumar Executive Engineer, Deep Kumar Assistant Executive Engineer of Jammu Municipal Corporation visited Municipal Animal Care Centre Roop Nagar & took stock of the basic facilities being provided to the animals in this Hospital. The Mayor was apprised by Dr. Susheel that this is a unique type of Centre in J&K where best medical treatment is being provided by well qualified and experienced veterinary doctors to the sick animals round the clock and in order to contain the menace of stray dogs, they are lifted by the field staff on routine basis from different wards of Jammu City, properly sterilized and after providing best feeding and vaccination to avoid the spread of any kind of rabbies they are then relocated in the area where they have been lifted as per the guidelines of Government of India. He also apprised that there is no proper drinking water facility in this centre for the doctors, staff members and animals kept there, require immediate repair and renovation work in the centre. Mayor directed the Engineering Wing of JMC present on the site to construct the ground water tank for drinking water along with water purifier, install proper floor titles in the whole complex, renovate the main entrance gate by doing paint as well as repair / construction of shed for keeping the animals, make catchy and beautiful paintings on the main walls of the centre, plant more and more saplings in an around the complex with beautiful pots. He appealed the Citizens of Jammu City to co-operate with JMC, get their pet animals registered, also report for lifting any stray / sick animals from their locality at any time to Veterinary Wing who is doing its job for the welfare of General Public as well as providing best facility / medical treatment to the stray / pet animals within the territorial limits of Jammu Municipal Corporation also make available feeding for the stray animals in their locality by adopting proper social distancing in this crucial time follow the Advisories of District Administration issued time to time so that the chain of deadly COVID-19 epidemic can be broken successfully.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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