Sindh Senior Minister Sharjeel Inam Memon has urged people to seek immediate medical treatment after dog bites.

He issued the warning on World Rabies Day.

Memon also urged residents not to ignore dog bites or wounds under any circumstances.

He advised people to get vaccinated immediately after a bite.

Sindh Expands Rabies Prevention Measures

The provincial government has prepared a comprehensive strategy to control rabies across Sindh.

The government has also ensured the availability of anti-rabies vaccines at public hospitals.

Rural Health Centres across the province also have access to the vaccines.

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Memon said the government is using modern methods to prevent the spread of rabies.

He stressed the need for timely action after animal bites.

The minister warned that negligence can increase the risk of rabies infection.

Government Seeks Public Support

Memon said the government is working with medical experts and the public to control rabies.

He said Sindh aims to make the province free from rabies.

The minister urged residents to remain cautious around stray and potentially rabid animals.

He also stressed the importance of seeking medical care without delay after a bite.

The Sindh government said public cooperation remains important for preventing rabies and protecting communities across the province.