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Thailand: 2018 Rabies

Shiloh

Editor, Senior Moderator
Source: http://www.nationmultimedia.com/detail/national/30339618


Health warning as rabies spreads rapidly
national February 25, 2018 01:00
By PRATCH RUJIVANAROM
THE SUNDAY NATION

RABIES has spread rapidly, albeit silently, in many provinces of Thailand, with 271 confirmed cases of infection in animals nationwide as of yesterday ? just 55 days into the New Year.

This number already surpasses the total number of rabies cases in the entire year of 2014.

According to real-time rabies infection statistics reported at Thairabies.net, the rabies outbreak is most serious in the Lower North Eastern Region, while dogs were the most common animals to be infected.

It was reported that Roi Et has the highest rabies infection rate in the country, with 65 cases so far this year ? almost three times the number of cases in Surin, which had the second highest number of rabies infections, 24...
 
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