Fear of a rabies outbreak has gripped parts of Adamawa State following a disturbing spike in dog bites across several communities.
Consequently, health officials have raised an alarm of serious public health concerns.
Director of Veterinary Services and Epidemiologist at the State Ministry of Livestock and Aquaculture, Dr Bartholomew Nyalas, confirmed the death of three people last year from rabies-related cases.
He stressed that the state is currently battling sporadic and aggressive canine attacks. (Guardian)
