Bhutan leads South-East Asia in eliminating rabies as public health problem
The Hindu — Health · 6 Sep 2026
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WHO validation recognises that a country has eliminated dog-transmitted human rabies, with no human deaths from the disease for at least two years, while demonstrating the capacity to prevent transmission from re-emerging
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