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Four children among five rabies victims in Bongo District

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The Ghana Health Service (GHS) in the Bongo District recorded five rabies deaths following dog bites between June 2025 and October 2026. The victims included four children aged between one and 15 years, a situation the GHS said required urgent public attention.

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