Visitors to exotic destinations advised to vaccinate

Travellers to exotic destinations are being advised to think seriously about having a rabies vaccination.

Visitors to exotic destinations advised to vaccinate
Thu, 24 May, 2012 - 21:40

Travellers to exotic destinations are being advised to think seriously about having a rabies vaccination.

A British grandmother's currently being treated for the disease in hospital after being bitten by a puppy in India.

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