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Villahermosa MX. Apathy in Tabasco to vaccinate dogs

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Villahermosa MX. Apathy in Tabasco to vaccinate dogs

Start the National Week for immunization against rabies, there was little flow in the modules
Published: Monday, March 14, 2011, at 05:02 hrs.By: Christian Solorio
Villahermosa, Tabasco

Although a few thousand people a year are bitten by dogs, and so far in 2011 now total 137 cases, at the start of the Rabies Vaccination Week, Tabasco show indifference to bring their pets to apply them the dose.

On a tour yesterday, by settlements, towns and villages in Central, where vaccination modules were installed, showed the low influx of people seeking to immunize their pets.

Francisco Javier Oca?a Zurita, coordinator Zoonoses State Health Department, reported that the First Rabies Vaccination Week will take place from 13 to 19 March with the goal of implementing 259,499 vaccinations to dogs and cats, and part of Thus the absence of rabies in these species.
 
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