This article was automatically translated from HIBAPRESS, the Arabic version:
This article was automatically translated from Hibapress, the Arabic version:
Heba Press – Muhammad Zaruh
The Ministry of Public Health of the Occupied City of Melilla launched a health warning to the city residents, warning the risk of rage, after having recorded a confirmed injury to a rabid dog which was detained on April 3 in the “Dicky on” area, near the border of Bani Ansar with Morocco, before his death two days after his detention.
In details of the accident, the health services have confirmed that the injured dog, which is a large type of Belgian “Malinoa” Brun, entered the city in the early hours of the morning of April, where he tried to attack another dog near the street “Tent Floesta”, which required the intervention of a company specializing in the collection of animals that could stop it in the “Dicky on”.
On the other hand, the authorities clarified that the dog had been transferred directly to the reception and control center, where it gradually appeared to him the symptoms of the rabies until his death on the night of April 5 to 6, so that the samples of his body were later sent to the National Center for Microbiology Laboratory in Madrid, which confirmed the injury on Tuesday, April 8.
In the light of this development, the Ministry of Public Health called on anyone suspected of having been bitten or affected by the dog’s saliva to go immediately to the headquarters of the General Directorate of Public Health on Alfonso XIII street, or to communicate via the emergency number to receive the necessary care, stressing that rabies disease is a deadly disease that does not have the shit on humans or animals.
On the other hand, the ministry asked to inform the competent departments in the event that it turns out that the dog had attacked or bitten other animals during his presence in the region, in order to avoid the propagation of a potential infection among pets or to move away.
The official declaration ended by emphasizing the obligation of annual vaccination against rabies in Melilla, which is provided free of charge for all dogs, cats and fur with a fur of three months, in the context of preventive measures to protect the public health of the city in the city
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