Dog-cull ordered after rabies outbreak in China

A city in northern China killed more than 20,000 dogs over 10 days to deal with an outbreak of rabies.

Dog-cull ordered after rabies outbreak in China

A city in northern China killed more than 20,000 dogs over 10 days to deal with an outbreak of rabies.

The official Xinhua News Agency said today eight people have died from rabies since March in Hanzhong city in Shaanxi province and that there are two suspected cases in hospital.

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