Dalawang bayan sa Marinduque, nasa state of calamity dahil sa rabies outbreak | SONA

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Transcript
00:00 Due to the high cases of rabies, the people of Boac and Buenavista are in a state of calamity in Marinduque.
00:07 Two people died in the province because of rabies, which was also seen in their pigs and cows.
00:13 Tina Panganiban Perez has the report.
00:15 In the Animal Disease Investigation, the reported rabies cases in the animals in Marinduque are almost ten.
00:23 More than 40 people tested positive in the lab.
00:26 Two individuals died because of rabies.
00:30 The outbreak started in the town of Boac.
00:32 It spilled over to the town of Casan.
00:35 It also spilled over to the town of Mucoc.
00:39 The spread of rabies is fast in the town of Buenavista.
00:43 Not only in dogs and cats, two cows and three pigs tested positive for rabies in the province.
00:49 Even a Philippine brown deer was infected with rabies.
00:53 It is not said that rabies can spread to other animals.
00:57 You need a rabid dog or a cat to transfer the virus.
01:01 And by the other animal, you transfer it.
01:07 It comes from the dog or cat.
01:09 According to the Department of Agriculture,
01:11 there is no record of a person who got rabies because of eating infected animals.
01:18 The Department of Health said that it's rare for rabies to be transmitted from eating.
01:23 The virus does not live when the animal is dead.
01:29 It's only possible if you cooked the brain and the virus is there.
01:42 The recommendation is to get vaccinated to be sure.
01:46 The Department of Agriculture does not lie about eating infected meat.
01:51 There is a possibility that the infected animal can be transferred when eaten.
01:56 That's why we're very careful in NMIS on removing pork and cattle.
02:02 You need to go to NMIS if you're going to buy pork or cattle.
02:09 Tina Panganiban Perez reporting for GMA Integrated News.
02:15 [music]

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