A UAE ministry has actually rejected reports that recommend the nation is at high threat of rabies.
In a declaration solely released to Khaleej Times, the Ministry of Health and Prevention (MoHAP) has actually verified that the UAE has actually been totally without any cases of rabies considering that the “early 1990s”.
The US-based Centres for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) had actually included the UAE to a list of 110 nations it determines as being ‘high-risk’ for dog rabies.
However, the MoHAP said it has a “successful integration of preventive measures with the animal health sector.” It likewise credited its rabies-free status to its “proactive preparedness and response to all health risks.”
In the UAE, it is obligatory for all dogs to be signed up and immunized regularly. They need to have a microchip and updated vaccinations. The nation has a really reliable vaccination program for dogs and other animals, assisting keep pet-related illness extremely low.
According to the UAE Statistical Annual Report 2020 released by the MoHAP, the occurrence of rabies in the nation is absolutely no.
In the declaration, the ministry even more prompted citizens and the general public to inquire from main sources just and to avoid spreading out rumours. It likewise prompted individuals to maintain to date with the latest advancements and directions suggested by the health authorities.
According to the CDC, all foreign-vaccinated dogs getting in the United States from rabies high-risk nations need to have either a CDC Dog Import Permit or an appointment at a CDC-approved animal care center. Beginning March 1, 2023, a legitimate CDC Rabies Vaccination and Microchip Record is required to obtain a license or make an appointment. “CDC will NOT accept foreign-issued pet passports or any other certificates for foreign rabies vaccinations.”
For dogs being brought from nations that are not noted as high-risk, the CDC highly suggested vaccination versus rabies. The extra requirements noted above don’t use.
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