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Rabies-Infected Jackal Found in Taibe Zvi, Two Exposed

Translated & summarized from Panet by baba

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Arabic · 5 newsrooms covering

The Ministry of Health confirmed a rabies-infected jackal was found in Taibe Zvi, exposing two people who are now receiving treatment. An investigation is underway, and the public is urged to report any contact with the animal or other stray animals in the area between October 8-22. The ministry stressed the importance of reporting potential exposures for public safety.

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  • A jackal infected with rabies was found in Taibe Zvi, exposing two people.
  • The exposed individuals are receiving preventative rabies treatment.
  • The Ministry of Health is conducting an ongoing epidemiological investigation.
  • Residents who had contact with the jackal or stray animals are urged to seek medical attention.
  • The public health alert covers potential exposures between October 8 and October 22.
Rabies-Infected Jackal Found in Taibe Zvi, Two Exposed
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The Ministry of Health announced the discovery of a jackal infected with rabies in the town of Taibe Zvi, located in the Marj Ibn Amer region. Two individuals were exposed to the infected animal and have been referred for preventative rabies treatment. The ministry stated that an epidemiological investigation into the incident is ongoing.

Authorities are urging anyone who came into contact with the rabid jackal, or whose pet may have interacted with it, as well as anyone who had contact with a stray animal in the incident area between October 8 and October 22, to immediately report to the health office in Afula or their nearest health office. The ministry emphasized the importance of reporting any potential contact to ensure public health and safety.

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