Nov 30, Kathmandu- A clinical skill learning center related to domestic animals has come into operation at Suryavinayak-4 Gopli in Bhaktapur.

In the learning center, which has been operated with an operation theater at a cost of around one crore rupees, those who have studied veterinary medicine will be given training on animal treatment methods, care, vaccination, food, etc., the center said. With the establishment of the center, it is expected that after studying veterinary medicine, the compulsion to pay expensive fees and go to countries like India and China for training will be removed.

The Registrar of Nepal Veterinary Council, Dr. Manoj Kumar Shahi, said that since many diseases affecting humans are transmitted by animals, veterinary medicine can contribute a lot to the improvement of the country's health sector.

General Secretary of Nepal Veterinary Association Dr. Kedar Subedi expressed his belief that the establishment of learning center will help a lot at the educational level. The owner of the learning center, Dr. Pranavaraj Joshi, said that the center has basic to advanced courses ranging from 1 to 15 days.