Passawee Somjai, who heads Nakhon Ratchasima’s livestock-development office, said Pin and her 18 family members had been vaccinated against rabies. He added that more than 200 cats and dogs in Pin’s village were also given rabies shots. LDD director-general Apai Suttisunk said his agency had worked with the Local Administration Department in vaccinating cats and dogs against rabies. “We have vaccinated all dogs and cats within a 5-kilometre radius of the site where rabies infections were found,” he said. The Public Health Ministry has assured the public that there will be sufficient rabies vaccine for everyone who needed it.

Source: The Nation Bangkok May 07, 2018 18:00 UTC