RABIES (89): MOROCCO (SOUSS-MASSA) FATAL
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A recent incident involving the death of a young man after being bitten by a household dog has sparked debate over the spread of rabies, with calls for people interested in owning pets to take necessary precautions.
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Rabies remains a persistent threat, causing a number of deaths annually despite efforts to curb it. According to data from the Ministry of Health and Social Protection, Morocco recorded 414 cases of rabies between 2000 and 2020, averaging 20 cases per year, with 180 of these cases involving children under 15.
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[Byline: Amal Kenin]
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["In Morocco, rabies is a contagious disease, which legally must be reported and is subject to the veterinary health measures set out in current legislation and regulations.
(https://www.onssa.gov.ma/reglementation/reglementation-sectorielle/sante-animale/maladies-animales).
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(https://www.onssa.gov.ma/reglementation/reglementation-sectorielle/sante-animale/maladies-animales).
This zoonosis is endemic in the country and constitutes a public health problem. The main reservoir and source of contamination for humans and animals is the dog. The disease is reported in most of the provinces, but to varying degrees depending on dog population density and the socio-cultural and economic conditions. Several plans to control the disease have been implemented in Morocco since the 1980s, but the disease has not yet been eradicated.
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"Around 20 000 people a year receive post-exposure rabies treatment. The average cost of rabies treatment is MAD 700 (around USD 71) per person, and is paid for entirely by local authorities. Human rabies prevention costs the state around MAD 14.5 million (around USD 1.49 million) each year. The costs include biological analysis, rabies centers, and costs of rehabilitation of exposed people. Also, the cost of an annual rabies eradication campaign is around MAD 11 446 475 (around USD 1.17 million)"
(https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2352771424002003?via%3Dihub).
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[See Also:
2023
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Rabies (21): Europe (Spain) dog, ex Morocco, WOAH
http://promedmail.org/post/20230527.8710271
2022
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Rabies (51): Europe (Spain) dog, ex Morocco, WOAH
http://promedmail.org/post/20221123.8706877
2021
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Rabies (33): Africa, Asia, dog, human
http://promedmail.org/post/20210906.8649459
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