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Two Children Die of Suspected Rabies as Adjumani Faces Vaccine Shortage

Published by Nile Post 18 July 2026 at 21:23
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Two Children Die of Suspected Rabies as Adjumani Faces Vaccine Shortage
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Two children in Adjumani District have reportedly died from suspected rabies infections following dog bites, with residents and leaders blaming a prolonged shortage of anti-rabies vaccines in public health facilities.

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