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Mismatch in data on rabies deaths poses major challenge

By Info60 India Desk•Summary of reporting by The Hindu•3h ago•0 views•
Mismatch in data on rabies deaths poses major challenge
Health Ministry’s surveillance programme reported 50 deaths in 2023, while Registrar-General recorded 271 fatalities the same year; however, ICMR study says 5,726 people die of rabies annually
Health Ministry’s surveillance programme reported 50 deaths in 2023, while Registrar-General recorded 271 fatalities the same year; however, ICMR study says 5,726 people die of rabies annually
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