World Rabies Day in 2021

World Rabies Day Quick Facts - AU 2021

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2021 Date	28 September 2021
2022 Date	28 September 2022

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World Rabies Day in

Tuesday, 28 Sep

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World Rabies Day in 2021

World Rabies Day is a health observance which aims to raise awareness about the disease. Rabies is a rare, contagious disease spread by mammals that can cause convulsions, excess salivation, and paralysis.

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Updated 03:35

September 28 is #WorldRabiesDay. The theme for this year is “Rabies: Facts, not Fear.” The theme focuses on facts about rabies and dispelling any myths or misconceptions. Find out what's happening across the world and add your support at https://t.co/OGF6rAD2DP https://t.co/z0WGqcqDxg
— Swoop Aero (@Swoop_aero) September 28, 2021

@MFWitches All this open up nonsense to what? More variants? Interesting that we don’t open up to rabies? Pets & animals go into 10 day quarantine & no one questions it.
— JaguarBeesOz🐨🦆🐝🇦🇺🇳🇱 #COVIDisAirborne (@bees_oz) September 28, 2021

Today is a global day of action and awareness for rabies prevention.🐕 The united Against Rabies collaboration ‘Zero by 30’ global campaign aims to achieve zero human deaths from the disease by 2030. Read more: https://t.co/hIUIvltLOs @WHO @OIEAnimalHealth @RabiesAlliance https://t.co/FW4kfSJRne
— Animal Health Australia (@AHA_au) September 28, 2021

World Rabies Day is held every year on September 28. This date was chosen as it is the anniversary of the death of Louis Pasteur – the first person to successfully create a vaccine against rabies. https://t.co/dsOrXFfqbJ
— Arrow Wealth (@ArrowWealth) September 28, 2021

Happening now @MAAIF_Uganda Minister,Hon Bright Rwamirama is addressing the media & country on the World Rabbies Day that will be commemorated on tuesday,28th September 2021 in Arua District.Rabies is a fatal viral disease that affects both humans&animals.#UgMoving4wd https://t.co/nnSDHoaGut
— mahooro peace (@MahooroP) September 24, 2021

Happy World Rabies Day everyone.
— Jason Whittaker (@thetowncrier) September 27, 2021

World Rabies Day is held every year on September 28. This date was chosen as it is the anniversary of the death of Louis Pasteur – the first person to successfully create a vaccine against rabies. https://t.co/7HWWC4eodQ
— janet culpitt (@JanetCulpitt) September 27, 2021

happy rabies day https://t.co/ZlBNmvCeJg
— monk (@archnaverma) September 28, 2021

#WorldRabiesDay is the first and only #Global day of action and #awareness dedicated to #rabies #prevention. It is an opportunity to unite as a community - #helping individuals, civil #society, and #governments to connect and share their work. #clotheswardrobecompany #COVID19 #cw https://t.co/uFVa1y65a2
— Clotheswardrobe.com Company (@Clotheswardrob3) September 28, 2021

@MarkSchipp A good day to for the new emergency animal disease module to go live - Module 5 https://t.co/FdDfGmaDhj #rabies #emergencyanimaldisease #worldrabiesday
— Janene Kingston (@J_KKKK) September 28, 2021