Annual report of the Sudan Veterinary Service.

  • Sudan. Veterinary Service.
Date:
[1947]
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Credit: Annual report of the Sudan Veterinary Service. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    SECTION VI. MISCELLANEOUS. Veterinary Hospitals. There was a large increase in the number of animals brought by their owners to the various veterinary hospitals and dispensaries scattered throughout the country. The number of in-patients at the Khartoum Veterinary Hospital was 371 while out-patients attendances totalled 11,764. Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. In the large towns routine inspections of working animals were continued with very satisfactory results as a measure to prevent cruelty to animals. REVENUE AND EXPENDITURE. The followiing figures show the actual revenue and expenditure of the Sudan Veterinary Service for the past 3 years :— 1. Revenue £e. 1945 38,822 1946 52,574 1947 76,516 2. Expenditure: (i) Personnel and Personal Allowances (ii) Services (iii) Capital 25,811 22,773 350 29,049 33,247 2,327 57,682 57,449 1,577 Total. 48,934 — 56,893 116,608 3. Development Budget £e. 672 W. H. GLANVILLE, Director, Sudan Veterimary Service
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