CVAS Narowal Organized Seminar on Outbreak, Prevention, and Management of Infectious Diseases in Veterinary and Public Health
The Khan Bahadur Chaudhry Mushtaq Ahmad College of Veterinary and Animal Sciences (CVAS), Narowal, organized a one-day seminar on “Outbreak, Prevention and Management of Infectious Diseases in Veterinary and Public Health” under the Department of Pathobiology (Parasitology Section).
The seminar was organized with the approval of the Vice Chancellor of the University of Veterinary and Animal Sciences (UVAS), Lahore, under the supervision of Meritorious Prof Dr. Muhammad Younas (DLA.I, T.I.), Pro Vice Chancellor and Principal of KBCMA CVAS Narowal.
The main objective of the seminar was to promote awareness about infectious diseases, facilitate the exchange of scientific knowledge, and discuss modern approaches to the prevention and effective management of diseases affecting both animal and human health.
KBCMA CVAS Narowal; UVAS Narowal Campus
Professor Dr. Rizwan Yousaf welcomed the distinguished guests, speakers and participants. In his opening remarks, he highlighted the importance of scientific research and collaborative efforts in addressing the challenges posed by infectious diseases.
Scientific Presentations on Infectious Diseases in Veterinary and Public Health
During the seminar, experts presented research papers and scientific presentations on various important topics. These included the significance of infectious diseases, Post-Tuberculosis Lung Disease (PTLD), spirometric testing results, healthcare challenges in low- and middle-income countries, the One Health approach, and zoonotic disease risks.
Researchers also shared findings on the disinfection of abattoir sludge and its potential use as organic fertilizer. The presentations provided participants with scientific insights into disease prevention, public health protection and the effective utilization of animal industry waste.
Distinguished Speakers and Guests
The seminar on Outbreak, Prevention and Management of Infectious Diseases in Veterinary and Public Health featured several distinguished experts from the veterinary and academic sectors. The guest speakers included:
- Professor Dr. Muhammad Sohail Sajid, Chairman, Department of Parasitology, University of Agriculture Faisalabad.
- Dr. Ahsan Naeem, Lecturer, Department of Pharmacology.
- Dr. Hafiz Muhammad Rizwan, Assistant Professor of Parasitology.
Dr. Ayesha Aftab, Director of BroMed Animal Health, also attended the seminar as a distinguished guest.
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Importance of Awareness on Infectious Diseases in Veterinary and Public Health
Addressing the concluding session of seminar, Pro Vice Chancellor and Principal Meritorious Professor Dr. Muhammad Younis emphasized the need to promote awareness and strengthen professional capacity in the fields of veterinary and public health.
He stated that veterinary professionals play a highly important role in protecting both animal and human health. He stressed that benefiting from modern scientific knowledge and research has become essential for effectively addressing emerging health challenges.
He further highlighted the importance of continuing such academic and research activities to serve national interests, promote professional development and strengthen educational and research institutions.
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Certificates Distributed Among Participants
At the conclusion of the seminar, certificates were distributed among the participants in recognition of their participation. The event concluded with a group photograph, followed by a lunch hosted in honour of the guests and participants.
The seminar on Outbreak, Prevention and Management of Infectious Diseases in Veterinary and Public Health provided an academic platform for veterinary professionals, researchers and students to exchange scientific knowledge and discuss emerging challenges in infectious disease prevention and control, highlighting the importance of collaboration between veterinary and public health sectors.
