World Rabies Day in 2021

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2021 Date	28 September 2021
2022 Date	28 September 2022

2021 Holidays & Dates

World Rabies Day in

Tuesday, 28 Sep

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World Rabies Day in 2021

World Rabies Day is a health observance which aims to raise awareness about the disease. Rabies is a rare, contagious disease spread by mammals that can cause convulsions, excess salivation, and paralysis.

Top X Posts (formerly Tweets) for World Rabies Day - in 2021

Updated 03:36

MEDIA RELEASE BY MINISTER IVAN MEYER: WORLD RABIES DAY - WESTERN CAPE TARGETS 70 000 PETS FOR RABIES VACCINATION. Today the Western Cape Department of Agriculture (WCDoA) joins the rest of the world in observing World Rabies Day 2021. Read more: https://t.co/x5GZgxvVOi https://t.co/NtnAvPjNNs
— WC Dept of Agriculture (@WCGovAgri) September 28, 2021

The Free State Department of Agriculture and Rural Development joined other provinces and the world at large in commemorating World Rabies Day. The Department conducted several vaccination campaigns in Bethlehem under Thabo Mofutsanyana district today. https://t.co/ZKFV0U5cUN
— FS_DARD (@FS_DARD) September 28, 2021

The 28 September it is World Rabies day. - Globally, Rabies kills over 60 000 people per year, majority from Africa and Assia . - Over 95% of rabies deaths in humans is a results of a bite from a rabid dog 1/2 https://t.co/F52aDPlcMz
— MAWLR NAMIBIA (@MAWLR_Nam) September 28, 2021

World Rabies Day aims to bring awareness about this viral, zoonotic disease which claims tens of thousands of human and animal lives each year. Protect yourself and your loved ones against Rabies by vaccinating your pets as soon as possible. Contact your local SPCA for more info https://t.co/eCsO6qG5cs
— NSPCA South Africa (@NSPCA_SA) September 28, 2021

I can’t believe rabies has a day. And it’s today. https://t.co/1GhTTCW0Yn
— ChristianVera (@Christi60094964) September 29, 2021

World Rabies Day 2021 || 28 September. https://t.co/Gy2uIabdC0 Source || SA Government Website || Home >> Newsroom. Design by Defence Corporate Communication || Visual Communication. #SANDF #WorldRabiesDay2021 https://t.co/wb7DeDIe3L
— SA National Defence Force (@SANDF_ZA) September 28, 2021

In an effort to raise awareness and spread knowledge about rabies, World Rabies Day is celebrated to educate the public about the contagious illness and see a contingency plan going forward. https://t.co/ymVePw2fws
— Weekend Argus (@WeekendArgus) September 28, 2021

On World Rabies Day we look back at the case of the boy who lost his life earlier this month as well as the prevention, causes and treatment of the disease. #WorldRabiesDay: https://t.co/puXWSf25NI
— Health-e News (@HealtheNews) September 28, 2021

Today marks the 15th annual #WorldRabiesDay, a global day of action and awareness dedicated to rabies prevention. The theme ‘Facts, not fear,’ brings to light that the disease is a vaccine-preventable one. All animals should be vaccinated to help stop the spread. https://t.co/BnDB1hIh6Z
— CAAWO (@CAAWO1) September 28, 2021