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Rabies Case Confirmed in Kibbutz Meganim Michael, Public Urged to Seek Treatment

Israel's Ministry of Health confirmed a rabies case in a dog at Kibbutz Meganim Michael, prompting preventative treatment for 13 exposed individuals. The public and pet owners who had contact with the animal between October 11-26, 2026, are urged to seek immediate medical or veterinary advice.

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What happened

01A dog in Kibbutz Meganim Michael has been confirmed with rabies by the Ministry of Health.
02Thirteen people exposed to the infected dog are receiving preventative rabies treatment.
03The public and pet owners who had contact between October 11-26, 2026, must seek immediate health office consultation.
04The Ministry of Health provided contact information for the Hadera Health Office and local veterinarians.
05Anyone bitten or scratched by an animal should wash the wound and seek prompt medical attention.

The Ministry also reminded the public of proper wound care procedures following animal bites or scratches.

Translated and summarized by baba from Panet, the latest report. Read Panet’s original