This article highlights legal measures and vaccination efforts to control rabies in Yakutia, indicating a need for stronger public health strategies.
The article considers the organizational and legal aspects of the fight against rabies in the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia) - a natural outbreak disease that poses a significant threat to the health of the population and animals. Taking into account the diversity of natural areas of Yakutia, where sporadic outbreaks of rabies are recorded annually, the need for strict control of the population of stray dogs is noted. The article highlights the importance of pet vaccination and information campaigns to raise citizens’ awareness. Also covered is the role of legislation, including animal registration, owner responsibilities and penalties for non-compliance with keeping regulations, which contributes to reducing the risk of infection. The conclusion highlights the importance of an integrated approach to rabies control aimed at protecting public health and preserving the region’s ecosystem.
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