Special state monitoring committee to prevent coronavirus infection in animals established
Coimbatore: The Tamil Nadu government has appointed a state-level special monitoring committee following the recent outbreak of coronavirus in animals.
In this connection, according to a press release issued by the Government of Tamil Nadu 'Prevent the above infections of animals in forests, tiger sanctuaries, national parks and wildlife sanctuaries due to corona infection, Reduce and provide guidance to officers involved in the above tasks Supriya Saku, Principal Secretary, Department of Environment, Climate Change and Forests, Government of Tamil Nadu Chief Forest Officer (Head of Department),Chief Forest Officer and Chief Wildlife Conservator, Special Secretary (Forest), Additional Chief Chief Forest Officer and Director, Department of Environment, Climate Change and Forests; Improved Wildlife Conservation Institute R. Sundararaju (Retired) has set up a six-member State Level Task Force consisting of former Chief Forest Officer and Chief Wildlife Conservator and Theodore Baskaran, Wildlife Conservator.
The task force will closely monitor the work of monitoring the spread of the disease, vaccination and related departments and submit a follow-up report,' the government said in a statement.
In this connection, according to a press release issued by the Government of Tamil Nadu 'Prevent the above infections of animals in forests, tiger sanctuaries, national parks and wildlife sanctuaries due to corona infection, Reduce and provide guidance to officers involved in the above tasks Supriya Saku, Principal Secretary, Department of Environment, Climate Change and Forests, Government of Tamil Nadu Chief Forest Officer (Head of Department),Chief Forest Officer and Chief Wildlife Conservator, Special Secretary (Forest), Additional Chief Chief Forest Officer and Director, Department of Environment, Climate Change and Forests; Improved Wildlife Conservation Institute R. Sundararaju (Retired) has set up a six-member State Level Task Force consisting of former Chief Forest Officer and Chief Wildlife Conservator and Theodore Baskaran, Wildlife Conservator.
The task force will closely monitor the work of monitoring the spread of the disease, vaccination and related departments and submit a follow-up report,' the government said in a statement.