World Rabies Day in 2022

World Rabies Day Quick Facts - ZA 2022

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Related Hashtags	#1health4rabies, #OneHealth, #ZeroDeaths
2022 Date	28 September 2022
2023 Date	28 September 2023

2022 Holidays & Dates

World Rabies Day in

Wednesday, 28 Sep

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World Rabies Day in 2022

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 2022

Updated 03:41

Today is #WorldRabiesDay, catch the third day of the Rabies vaccination drive at the KL next to the taxi rank in Maboloka, North West. It is important that every pet owner has their dogs & cats vaccinated to protect both humans & animals against rabies. Vaccinate your pets today! https://t.co/foyHGvNDlX
— Department of Agriculture, Land Ref and Rural Dev. (@DALRRDgov_ZA) September 28, 2022

28 September is World Rabies Day. This year’s theme is “One Health, Zero Death”. We should pursue the health of the environment, as much as we do the health of people – as the environment is connected with both people and animals. https://t.co/sMg7h5Dh2T
— South African Pharmacy Council (@OfficialSAPC) September 28, 2022

28 September 2022 is World Rabies Day, under the theme ‘Rabies: One Health, Zero Deaths’. The aim of World Rabies Day is to raise awareness about the impact of human and animal rabies, how easy it is to prevent it. @DesboMohono @DALRRDgov_ZA @FarmersWeeklySA @MzansiAgriTalk https://t.co/7f82gMUoWa
— NW Agriculture and Rural Development (@nwpg_dard) September 28, 2022

It’s #WorldRabiesDay! Let us commemorate World Rabies Day through One Health and by working towards zero deaths. Together, we can #EndRabiesNow! #1health4rabies #OneHealth #ZeroDeaths #SAVARabiesDay @SAVetAsso @RabiesAlliance https://t.co/4V6cVOjrKP
— The National Animal Health Forum (@TheNationalAni1) September 28, 2022

World Rabies Day 2022 https://t.co/84i2okQajG
— Nkosi Mphuthi eMkhomazi kwaQiko (@Nkosimphuthi) September 28, 2022

Today, the World celebrates the World Rabies Day under the theme “One Health, Zero Deaths”. We are reminded of the relationship between animal health & human health. It’s very much necessary to educate each other why it’s important to have dogs & cats vaccinated against Rabies. https://t.co/3yOYcMJyRp
— MAWLR NAMIBIA (@MAWLR_Nam) September 28, 2022

World Rabies Day: Pet owners must keep rabies vaccination up to date https://t.co/6n6owpPdKd https://t.co/ILtPMF8POO
— Eyewitness News (@ewnupdates) September 28, 2022

Over 70 dogs were vaccinated as the first day of the Rabies vaccination drive concludes in Maboloka, North West. Tomorrow, the second day kicks off at Mongaula General Dealer from 09:00 to 11:00 and at Checkers corner from 12:00 to 14:00 in Maboloka, North West. https://t.co/Hca0LhC2ZB
— Department of Agriculture, Land Ref and Rural Dev. (@DALRRDgov_ZA) September 26, 2022

On World Rabies Awareness Day, Elize Parker, press officer for Four Paws, an animal health and welfare organisation speaks to Pippa Hudson about the threat of rabies on South Africa where we have had ten people contract the disease since January this year. https://t.co/xHIpkaGGs4
— CapeTalk on 567AM (@CapeTalk) September 28, 2022

It’s #WorldRabiesDay! Let us commemorate World Rabies Day through One Health and by working towards zero deaths. Together, we can #EndRabiesNow! #1health4rabies #OneHealth #ZeroDeaths #SAVARabiesDay https://t.co/4Xk2VtjGbE
— Future Africa Platform (@FutureAfricaUP) September 28, 2022