Rising Rabies Fatalities in Southern Vietnam: Experts Urge Immediate Action and Preventive Measures
Recent rabies fatalities in Ho Chi Minh City and Tay Ninh province have prompted health authorities to urge caution. Experts highlight that low vaccination rates and reliance on folk remedies are critical risks, emphasizing the necessity of immediate medical intervention after animal bites.
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