Rabies: Sarawak records nine deaths this year - Health DG

Dr Muhammad Radzi said rabies is a disease of the nervous system caused by the rabies virus infection. theSun thesundaily rabies Sarawak HealthDG rabiesvirus

: A total of 11 rabies cases among humans including nine deaths were reported in Sarawak from Jan 1 to May 15, this year.

He said that of the 11 cases reported this year, four cases each from Sibu Division and Serian Division, two cases from Kuching Division and one case from Bintulu Division. Dr Muhammad Radzi said rabies is a disease of the nervous system caused by the rabies virus infection. He also advised the public to always take preventive measures to avoid being infected with the rabies virus.

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