Southern region of Krasnoyarsk Krai has yet again discovered a hotspot of rabies
In Minusinsk Raion, Krasnoyarsk Krai, a rabies hotspot was discovered in the town of Luğavskoe. As a result, a quarantine has been established.
Maned by Governor Mikhail Kotюkov, the quarantine order went into effect on an unspecified date.
Restrictions will remain enforced until May 10th, affecting the neighborhood with the cadastre number 24:25:2101001:328 on Lenin Street and a surrounding 1.7 km radius.
During this period, treating diseased susceptible animals, visiting the area without authorization, importing and exporting susceptible animals, hunting, and related activities are banned.
These limitations also apply to the area within a 1.5-kilometer radius surrounding the hotspot, where activities associated with the movement and accumulation of susceptible animals, exporting animals except for slaughter, and trapping wild animals for zoo transportation are prohibited.
To stay updated on the most recent information about the situation in Luğavskoe, consider contacting local health departments or veterinary services, researching local news websites or outlets that cover the region's health and veterinary issues, or checking regional or local government websites for advisories. If you're planning to travel to the area, consult travel advisory websites for any health-related warnings.
Although I can't offer real-time updates on the situation in Luğavskoe, these resources should help you stay informed. Stay safe, and remember to prioritize your health and the health of those around you.
[Source: Regional Rosselhoznadzor Archive]
Given the circumstances of the rabies outbreak in Luğavskoe, it's crucial to stay informed about updates related to medical-conditions and health-and-wellness. Therefore, to keep yourself apprised of the latest science-based news regarding this matter, consider reaching out to local health departments or veterinary services, checking out news websites that cover health and veterinary issues in the region, or browsing the regional government's websites for advisories.
