Many people have been rabis in Thailand due to unauthorized dog bite. Three people have lost their lives in the jungle in 2017. And one million dogs and cats are being vaccinated in the country to protect them from this rabble virus.
Rabies virus is usually infected by wild animals. Residents in Thailand have been troubled by the fear of mad dogs in various cities.
The country's authorities said that they tested rabies virus in the untoward dog body after testing in 40 provinces of the country including Bangkok and Bangkok. Rebis virus is usually infected by wild animals. If there is no medical treatment then there is a risk of death.
However, Thai authorities said that the outbreak of this rabble is under their control. They plan to vaccinate one million dogs and cats with rabies in September.
The Thai Water Resources Department said they had confirmed about 400 cases of rabble at the beginning of this year. This number doubled in comparison to the same time in 2017.
Note that dogs are the main carriers of Rabies in Thailand. But this germ can spread from cats and cows. News BBC