What is the PCMC Dog Rabies Prevention Vaccination campaign?

It is a public health initiative by the PCMC veterinary department, supported by Mission Rabies and WVS, to vaccinate stray dogs and prevent rabies.

How many stray dogs have been vaccinated in PCMC?

As of the report, over 9,300 stray dogs have been vaccinated as part of the campaign.

What are the challenges faced by the rabies vaccination drive?

The campaign is experiencing challenges due to resistance and obstruction from residents in some areas, which hinders the vaccination teams' efforts.

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Rabies Drive Thwarted by Dog Vaccinator Resistance

8 Mar

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Summary

Vaccination drive faces resident resistance, hindering public health.
Over 9,300 stray dogs vaccinated in ongoing rabies prevention campaign.
Authorities warn of action against those obstructing vital vaccination efforts.

Rabies Drive Thwarted by Dog Vaccinator Resistance

A vital public health initiative to prevent rabies in the twin city is facing significant challenges due to resident interference. The "PCMC Dog Rabies Prevention Vaccination, Awareness and Survey" campaign, supported by Mission Rabies and WVS, has vaccinated 9,399 stray dogs so far. Vaccination teams are working daily, but resistance in some neighborhoods is making their efforts difficult.

Civic authorities emphasize that vaccinating stray dogs is a crucial preventive measure and that public cooperation is essential for the campaign's success. Two incidents of obstruction have been reported, with officials stating that such actions will be met with consequences. The PCMC veterinary department urges residents, animal lovers, and volunteers to support the teams in their mission to reduce rabies risk.

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