Rabies Cases Confirmed in Dogs in Beit Aryeh and Eli Settlements
Translated & summarized from Ynet by baba
Israel's Ministry of Health confirmed rabies cases in dogs in Beit Aryeh and Eli, leading to public health warnings for those exposed. Nine people were exposed in Beit Aryeh and two in Eli.
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- Two dogs tested positive for rabies in Beit Aryeh and Eli.
- Nine people were exposed to a rabid dog in Beit Aryeh.
- Two people were exposed to a rabid dog in Eli.
- The Ministry of Health issued exposure warnings and contact information.
- The exposure periods were specified for both locations.
Israel's Ministry of Health has reported two confirmed cases of rabies in dogs, one in the settlement of Beit Aryeh and another in Eli. In Beit Aryeh, a medium-to-large mixed-breed dog, brown with white markings on its neck and muzzle, was found to be infected. Nine people were exposed to this dog between August 22 and September 5. In Eli, a medium-to-large Canaan dog, white with brown spots, tested positive for rabies. Two people were exposed to this dog between September 1 and September 5.
The Ministry of Health is urging anyone who had contact with the infected dogs, or whose pets may have come into contact with them or other stray animals in the vicinity, to seek immediate medical attention. Individuals who were in Beit Aryeh between August 22 and September 5, or in Eli between September 1 and September 5, and had potential contact, are advised to contact the Regional Health Office in Ramla at 08-9181202.
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