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Phuket to be Announced as First Province in Thailand that is Rabies Free


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Phuket – Phuket will be officially announced by the Department of Disease Control (DDC) as the first province in Thailand that is rabies free.


The Phuket Vice Governor Danai Sunantharod told the Phuket Express that the director general of the DDC Doctor Tanet Kratsanaitawiwong said they are successfully supporting Phuket as the first rabies free province in Thailand.

 

There are no recent deaths from rabies in the province after they have continued to prevent and control rabies disease in both animals and humans.

 

By Goongnang Suksawat

 

Full story: https://thephuketexpress.com/2023/06/02/phuket-to-be-announced-as-first-province-in-thailand-that-is-rabies-free/

 

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So are dogs going to be allowed onto the island from the mainland?

 

I was going to take my dog back to a rabies free country, Australia and was going to take 6 months and lots cash to do so.

 

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1 hour ago, rwill said:

Do squirrels have a say in it?

Bats as well? Even GB with it's  very strict checks and animal movement regulations and is classed as Rabies free has had deaths from Rabies from Bat bites etc.... 

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