Rabies Continues to Haunt North Sumatra Amidst Vaccination Access Challenges
North Sumatra continues to grapple with rabies fatalities, with young individuals among the victims. Cases highlight challenges in accessing timely vaccination, revealing vulnerabilities in local healthcare infrastructure and delays in rabies control efforts.
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