World Rabies Day

September 28, Sunday

World Rabies Day
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World Rabies Day (World Rabies Day) is observed annually on September 28. Its purpose is to raise awareness about rabies and measures to prevent it. The date was chosen in honor of Louis Pasteur, who developed the first rabies vaccine.

Purpose of the Day
The main goal of World Rabies Day is to educate the public about the deadly danger of the disease and the importance of timely vaccination for animals and humans.

What is Rabies?
Rabies is a viral disease that affects the central nervous system of mammals, including humans. It is transmitted through the saliva of infected animals, usually through bites. Without timely treatment, the disease inevitably leads to death.

How is World Rabies Day Celebrated?
- Organizing educational activities for the public
- Conducting free vaccination campaigns for pets and stray animals
- Holding lectures and seminars for veterinarians and healthcare professionals
- Running social campaigns on rabies prevention

Rabies Prevention
- Vaccination of pets (dogs, cats)
- Avoiding contact with wild and stray animals
- Seeking medical assistance promptly after an animal bite
- Educating the public on the dangers of rabies

Thanks to preventive measures and vaccination, rabies can be controlled and prevented, reducing its spread worldwide.

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