Rabies Outbreak Triggers Containment Zone in Manipur Village
A village in Manipur's Churachandpur district has been declared a containment zone due to an outbreak of rabies. Strict measures including a ban on the movement and sale of dogs, vaccination drives, and health check-ups are underway to mitigate the threat to people and animals.
- Country:
- India
A containment zone has been declared in a village in Manipur's Churachandpur district following an outbreak of rabies, officials announced on Friday.
New Zoveng village reported multiple confirmed and suspected rabies cases, posing a significant threat to residents and animals, prompting strict measures to be enforced.
District Magistrate Dharun Kumar has banned the movement of domesticated pets in and out of the village and mandated vaccinations for all dogs. Surveillance, door-to-door monitoring, and a ban on the sale and transport of domestic dogs highlight the containment efforts. Violators will face penal actions, according to the order.
(With inputs from agencies.)
ALSO READ
Railway Officials Ramp Up Inspection for Safety on Jammu–Pathankot Line
Uttar Pradesh Enforces Strict Road Safety as Dense Fog Looms
Delhi Police Enhance Cyber Safety Awareness for Seniors
Pilots Demand Withdrawal of Aviation Safety Dispensations
Crackdown on Open Meat Markets: Jharkhand High Court's Directive for Safety

