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In Nepal, a four-year-old died of rabies—but his death does not appear in government records

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Nepal aims to eliminate dog-transmitted rabies by 2030, a target set by the World Health Organisation (WHO). However, the health ministry’s data show that dog bite cases have been…

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In Nepal, a four-year-old died of rabies—but his death does not appear in government records

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In Nepal, a four-year-old died of rabies—but his death does not appear in government records

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