Following the recent death of a local resident from rabies, the Bali government is intensifying its vaccination program. A large-scale campaign is underway in Denpasar and is now expanding to other re…
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In the Balinese district of Tabanan, rabies-carrying animals continue to be vaccinated. By mid-July 2025, 43.53% of the 54,000 registered dogs and cats had been vaccinated.
Since the beginning of 2025, Indonesia’s Ministry of Health has recorded 10,752 cases of dengue fever. The reason for this surge is that the peak of the disease occurs between January and March. The s…
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In recent months, the veterinary services of Badung have recorded several isolated instances of bites from rabies-carrying dogs.
To prevent further spread of the disease, the authorities declared South Kuta—including Nusa Dua, Tanjung Benoa, Jimbaran, and part of Canggu—a zone of heightened veterinary control.
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The Bali Health Service recorded 15,179 cases of dengue fever across the island in 2024, with 25 fatalities reported.
Head of the Bali Health Office, I Nyoman Gede Anom, stated that dengue cases are now being detected not only during the rainy season but also in the dry season.
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