Lumpy skin and khari disease have started reappearing in the animals of the district. Gumani Pant, Head of Veterinary Hospital and Animal Services Expert Center informed that animals are getting infected with this disease at all local levels.

Khari Rog is also known as Dhulkhule, Chaukhuri. Chief Pant said that this disease is more common in milking buffaloes in winter and summer and in hilly areas than in the plains.

According to him, if a quadruped gets this disease - sarcoptic mange, it is more painful than others because the mite reaches inside the skin. Saroptic mites attack the outer part of the skin and make thick cuts on the skin. Often, papra appears on the skin and then there are symptoms such as sores, itchy and dry skin. 

Nepal Agricultural Research Council, Animal Health Research Division, Khumaltar Lalitpur has been continuing research on this disease since 2045. But so far, a concrete treatment method has not been developed, said Chief Pant. He said, "If attention can be paid to a balanced diet, livestock and animal hygiene, this disease can be cured. From time to time, there is a request for consultation with veterinary technicians and veterinarians."

Lumpy skin infection has also started to be seen in the same district. Chief Pant informed that lumpy skin was seen in the old Pasuchupaya. Quadrupeds with lumpy skin have fever above 104 degrees, small blisters appear on the body, swelling of the legs, feet and neck, and they gradually stop eating grass.