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3 bitten by rabid dog in Cotabato, prompting stray drive
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3 bitten by rabid dog in Cotabato, prompting stray drive

In Cotabato City, three individuals were bitten by a rabid dog on July 27, 2026, prompting local authorities to intensify their anti-stray dog campaign. Personnel from the Cotabato City Veterinary Office conducted a roundup of stray dogs in Barangay Rosary Heights and emphasized the importance of immediate medical attention for anyone bitten or scratched by animals. Dr. Robert Malcontento, the city veterinarian, confirmed through the Department of Agriculture Regional Animal Disease Diagnostic Laboratory that the dog had rabies. Authorities are conducting contact tracing and urging responsible pet ownership, while reminding residents to report stray dogs to help prevent the spread of rabies.

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3 bitten by rabid dog in Cotabato, prompting stray drive

In Cotabato City, three individuals were bitten by a rabid dog on July 27, 2026, prompting local authorities to intensify their anti-stray dog campaign. Personnel from the Cotabato City Veterinary Office conducted a roundup of stray dogs in Barangay Rosary Heights and emphasized the importance of immediate medical attention for anyone bitten or scratched by animals. Dr. Robert Malcontento, the city veterinarian, confirmed through the Department of Agriculture Regional Animal Disease Diagnostic Laboratory that the dog had rabies. Authorities are conducting contact tracing and urging responsible pet ownership, while reminding residents to report stray dogs to help prevent the spread of rabies.

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