Rabid Dog Found in Givat Ze'ev Prompts Health Warning and Vaccinations
Translated & summarized from Kikar HaShabbat by baba
A rabid dog was found in Givat Ze'ev, Israel, leading to a health alert and vaccination for one exposed person, with authorities urging others in contact with animals there to seek medical advice.
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- A rabid dog was found on Hai Bar Street in Givat Ze'ev.
- One person exposed to the dog has been given preventive rabies vaccination.
- People in contact with animals in the area from August 15-26 should contact Jerusalem Health Office.
- The Health Ministry advises immediate washing and disinfection of any animal bites or scratches.
- Emergency rooms are the alternative contact point outside health office hours.
The Israeli Ministry of Health has reported the discovery of a dog infected with rabies in Givat Ze'ev, specifically on Hai Bar Street. Following this finding, one individual who was exposed to the dog has been directed to receive preventive rabies vaccination. The Ministry urges anyone who had contact with animals in the area between August 15 and August 26 to urgently contact the Jerusalem Health Office at 02-5314820. Outside of office hours, individuals should go to the emergency room. The Ministry also reminds the public that anyone bitten or scratched by an animal should immediately wash the wound with soap and water, disinfect it, and seek medical attention at the health office.
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