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Rabid Stray Dog Bites Ramat Gan Resident, Authorities Urge Caution and Vaccinations
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What happened
A stray dog that bit a woman near Yarkon Park in Ramat Gan tested positive for rabies, prompting health warnings and increased veterinary patrols.
- 01A stray dog that bit a Ramat Gan resident tested positive for rabies.
- 02The dog was captured near Yarkon Park and quarantined for testing.
- 03Residents exposed to the dog should contact the regional health office immediately.
- 04Pet owners suspecting exposure are urged to call municipal veterinary services.
- 05Ramat Gan will increase patrols to detect other rabid animals in the area.
- 06Authorities remind the public to keep pets vaccinated against rabies as required by law.
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MaarivCenter · HebrewAug 12, 2026
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