Health Ministry Warns of Rabid Dogs in Beit Aryeh and Eli Settlements
Translated & summarized from Kikar HaShabbat by baba
Israel's Ministry of Health has reported two dogs diagnosed with rabies in the settlements of Beit Aryeh and Eli. Nine people exposed in Beit Aryeh and two in Eli have started preventative treatment, and the public is urged to contact health officials if they had contact with the animals.
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- Two dogs diagnosed with rabies in Beit Aryeh and Eli.
- Nine people exposed in Beit Aryeh began preventative treatment.
- Two people exposed in Eli were referred for treatment.
- Public urged to contact health officials after potential exposure.
Israel's Ministry of Health has issued a warning regarding two dogs diagnosed with rabies, one in the settlement of Beit Aryeh and another in the settlement of Eli. The dog in Beit Aryeh is described as a medium-to-large mixed breed, brown with white markings around its neck and snout. Nine individuals who were exposed to this dog have begun preventative treatment.
The second rabid dog, found in Eli, is a medium-to-large Canaan dog, white with brown spots. Two people exposed to this dog have been referred for treatment.
The Ministry is urging anyone who had contact with either dog, or with stray animals in the affected areas between August 22 and September 5, to urgently contact the Ramla District Health Office at 08-9181202 for guidance and potential treatment.
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