Proactively vaccinate against rabies, support tightening management of dogs and cats
Hàn Lâm - Nhựt Nam |
Can Tho - From the risk of rabies and proactive vaccination, people highly support the new regulations on management of pets.
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Mr. Do Minh Khang, born in 1938 (father of comrade Do Thu Trang - Deputy Head in charge of the Secretariat of the Lao Dong Newspaper) passed away at 12:20 pm on July 2, 2026 (ie May 18, Binh Ngo year), at the age of 89.
Tightening muzzle regulations for dogs, owners commit to changing habits
Hàn Lâm - Kim Phượng |
Faced with the concerns of Can Tho people and the new regulations, owners said they will be proactive in wearing muzzles for dogs.
Rabies prevention, Can Tho manages over 90% of dog and cat households
Hàn Lâm |
Can Tho - To prevent and control rabies, the city (TP) is implementing a series of solutions, aiming to manage over 90% of households raising dogs and cats.
From July 1: HPV vaccine is given free of charge, priority is given to girls in the target age group
Hà Lê |
From July 1, 2026, HPV vaccine will officially be included in the Expanded Program on Immunization and is expected to be given free of charge to 11-year-old girls.
