🚨Trigger: human suffering. In March, Brijesh Solanki, a state level Kabbadi player, was rescuing a puppy from a drain when it bit him. He took it lightly and didn't report. Months later, he developed rabies and died. Mexico faced a major rabies crisis in the 70s-80s, with thousands of... deaths annually from dog bites, but became the world’s first country to eliminate dog-transmitted rabies in 2019. This was achieved through mass dog vaccination (80%+ coverage), public awareness, strict policies, and prompt bite response. Since 2006, Mexico has reported zero dog-related human rabies cases, leading WHO to declare it rabies free in 2019. In contrast, India remains the rabies capital of the world, with over a third of global deaths, yet the issue barely enters public discourse. Even animal rights groups don't mind discussing humane solutions like sterilization and vaccination, but for reasons unknown, the govt stays silent. Sab muh mein dahi jama ke baithe hain.show more

Rabies or no rabies vaccine Not a single dog needs to be on streets Those who want to have pet dog , dog mom's, dogs dads they can All others needs to be 72fied.

In India issue is the stupid dog lovers feed the street dogs and hide them when municipality people come. That’s why, Sterilization is never successful The cycle never breaks. If you love Dogs , keep them in your home . Do not feed them on streets

Our house help in Bengaluru has been mauled by a dog (which has a history of biting people and yet the owner allowed it to loiter in the streets). The rich owner had 'paid for the treatment' like she did for another teenager a month ago. The sad thing is that people are too nice here. If this was some other place, the dog would have been forcibly euthanised (which I would wholeheartedly support) and the owner thrashed (which I won't oppose either). The entitlement of rich doggy papas and mothers are crossing all semblance of tolerance. I am not in Bengaluru else this woman wouldn't get away this lightly

God. He should have taken the anti rabies vaccine after the dog bite. Never take dog bites lightly. Poor lad wanted to help. Om Shanti 🙏

Lack of awareness. Even many educated urban people don’t know that once rabies develops, it's 100% fatal. This ignorance is even more in rural areas. He probably thought the puppy bit out of fear. People tend to take puppy bites less seriously than dog bites. When I was a kid, I was in my ancestral village for summer holidays. A dog bit my right hand. My chachi-ji filled the wound with mirchi and haldi, the standard village treatment back then, saying, “Theek ho jayega.” Luckily, two days later, my father came to pick us up and take us back to Gwalior (where he was posted and we were studying). He found out about the bite and immediately took me to a clinic, where vaccination was started. Awareness in villages has improved now, but there’s still a long way to go.

The stray dog population in India, estimated at around 6.5 crores and India accounts for 36% of global rabies deaths. And none of the state governments have taken any initiative to fix this problem.

Mexico showed that with will, awareness, and vaccination, rabies can be eliminated. India has the tools but lacks urgency. It's time we stop normalizing preventable deaths, human life deserves more than silence.

Nobody is listening, Jahan ki gov insaano ko hi kutton ki tarah treat karti hain, wo kutton se insaano ko bachane ke liye kya hi karegi. 4th economy in the world ki batti bana lo sab.

Morocco 🇲🇦 model?

Mexico solved this years ago. We’re still debating if it’s even a problem.