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Government Schemes 14 September 2026 · Event date: 13 September 2026

DAHD Reviews Lumpy Skin Disease Situation in NCT Delhi; Emphasises Coordinated Vaccination and Disease-Control Measures

DAHD Reviews Lumpy Skin Disease Situation in NCT Delhi; Emphasises Coordinated Vaccination and Disease-Control Measures
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The Department of Animal Husbandry and Dairying reviewed the Lumpy Skin Disease situation in NCT Delhi with local authorities. The review focused on vaccination coverage, active surveillance, treatment, and preventive measures to keep the sporadic outbreak under control.

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In Simple Words

The Department of Animal Husbandry and Dairying held a review meeting on September 13, 2026, regarding Lumpy Skin Disease in NCT Delhi. Animal Husbandry Commissioner Dr. Naveena B. Maheswarappa emphasized sustained vaccination, active surveillance, and coordination with agencies like the Municipal Corporation of Delhi.

Officials noted that the disease is sporadic and currently under control with zero mortality reported. Over 45,950 animals have been vaccinated in Delhi in 2026, and authorities continue to implement biosecurity measures, vector control, isolation of affected animals, and public awareness campaigns.

Key Points

  • DAHD reviewed the Lumpy Skin Disease situation in NCT Delhi on 13th September 2026.
  • The review was led by Animal Husbandry Commissioner Dr. Naveena B. Maheswarappa.
  • LSD in Delhi is sporadic, under control, with low severity, good recovery, and zero mortality.
  • Around 584 active cases were reported as of 13th September 2026, mainly in unvaccinated or vulnerable animals.
  • More than 45,950 animals have been vaccinated against LSD in Delhi during 2026.
  • Key measures include vaccination, active surveillance, isolation, vector control, and biosecurity.
  • Coordination with MCD, gaushalas, and stakeholders for stray cattle management was emphasized.
  • DAHD advised setting up physical check-posts across neighbouring states for movement control.

Exam Angle

Reviewing Department
Department of Animal Husbandry and Dairying
Animal Husbandry Commissioner
Dr. Naveena B. Maheswarappa
Date of Review
13th September 2026
Animals Vaccinated in Delhi (2026)
More than 45,950

A. More than 45,950 animals

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