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A bat in Warman tested positive for rabies, prompting Saskatchewan health warnings to avoid contact and seek care after exposure.
On World Rabies Day, Saskatchewan warns residents of rabies risks after a dead bat in Warman tested positive.
Health officials urge caution during peak bat activity, advising people to avoid contact with bats—especially those seen in daylight—and to seek medical attention after any exposure.
Rabies, nearly always fatal once symptoms appear, spreads through bites, scratches, or contact with broken skin or mucous membranes.
Early signs resemble flu, but can rapidly progress to severe neurological issues.
Skunks and bats are primary carriers.
The public is urged to keep pets vaccinated, avoid handling wildlife, and report suspicious animals.
Anyone exposed should wash the area with soap and water, call 811, and consult a doctor.
The provincial rabies hotline is 1-844-772-2437, with more info on the Saskatchewan Ministry of Health website.
Un murciélago en Warman dio positivo para la rabia, lo que provocó advertencias de salud en Saskatchewan para evitar el contacto y buscar atención después de la exposición.