Every 6.7 persons Out of the 20.3 million Population of Sri Lanka are have a dog according to the latest survey carried out by the Anti Rabies Campaign,There are 3.03 million dog population in the country in which 70% are adapted in house holds and 30% are stray dogs the Director of the Public Veterinary Unit of the Ministry Of Health Dr.P.L Harishchandre has stressed .
Even this number of Dogs per humans are on the increase or decrease in future ,what really matters is to avoid the spreading of Rabies among humans in the country through dogs he has said.
In last year alone 28 Human Rabies deaths have been reported and all of those victims
got Rabies due to the Dog Bites Dr,Harishchnadre has stressed.
In another development around 762 Animal Rabies cases have been reported throughout the island last year and out of this number 664 cases( around 87%) have been reported among Dogs Anti Rabies Campaign has revealed.Almost 100% of the Human Rabies Deaths in Sri Lanka last year occurred due to the dog bites the Campaign has revealed.
Addressing a Media Seminar held today(16) at the Health Education Bureau in Colombo this morning on Rabies Disease , Dr.Harishchandre has said that although the immunization of both Stray and Domestically adapted dogs becomes successful Animals like Cats will become a potential threat on spreading rabies among humans in the country due to the bites they have received from dogs .
Even this number of Dogs per humans are on the increase or decrease in future ,what really matters is to avoid the spreading of Rabies among humans in the country through dogs he has said.
In last year alone 28 Human Rabies deaths have been reported and all of those victims
got Rabies due to the Dog Bites Dr,Harishchnadre has stressed.
In another development around 762 Animal Rabies cases have been reported throughout the island last year and out of this number 664 cases( around 87%) have been reported among Dogs Anti Rabies Campaign has revealed.Almost 100% of the Human Rabies Deaths in Sri Lanka last year occurred due to the dog bites the Campaign has revealed.
Addressing a Media Seminar held today(16) at the Health Education Bureau in Colombo this morning on Rabies Disease , Dr.Harishchandre has said that although the immunization of both Stray and Domestically adapted dogs becomes successful Animals like Cats will become a potential threat on spreading rabies among humans in the country due to the bites they have received from dogs .
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