Comments on: Is Decline in India’s Vulture Population Linked to Spread of Rabies in Humans?

By: Dr Dau Lal Bohra

Dr Dau Lal Bohra — Thu, 15 Dec 2011 08:53:37 +0000

In India most of significance story and find indicating only Diclofenace. As compare other country the livestock population is not much and these treatment practices and their economic is also play important role of vulture decline.
In rural area uneducated people holding livestock industry and they depend on unregister vet. Practioner so this is major issue of spreading of Diclofenace for animal treatment after ban of vet Diclofenace

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