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Its a bad thing..you hav create awareness in them about health and hygiene..a small step from your side cud save hundred people..kindly do  teach basic hygiene measures..so they will start stop doing things like that..rabid dog saliva is that dangerous..we need proper market control strategies which shud be adopted by government.juz raise your voic in social media for prevention of infection and hygiene without creating trouble for everyone around...

No risk of rabies in this case

Hello, nothing to worry. Rabies spreads through an animal bite and not by food consumption.

Rabies doesn't transmit the way you have mentioned, there's no risk of rabies infection.

No risk after cooking

No

I understand your concern. Based on what you described, there is no risk of rabies from this incident. Rabies does not spread through eating cooked food. Washing and thorough cooking completely inactivates the virus. Rabies transmission requires a direct bite/scratch or saliva entering a fresh wound or mucosa — which did not happen here.

No risk of rabies according to this history

No — this incident carries essentially zero risk of rabies infection. Rabies virus is not transmitted through: • Meat that has been washed and thoroughly cooked • Swallowing cooked chicken pieces that briefly touched a surface contaminated by dog saliva or blood The virus dies very quickly outside the body (especially when dried, exposed to air, soap/water, heat). Key protective factors in your case: • The pieces were washed (even simple water removes most virus if any was present) • You cooked the chicken (rabies virus is easily destroyed by normal cooking temperatures — 60–70 °C for a few seconds is enough) • Rabies is not a food-borne disease — it is transmitted almost exclusively by infectious saliva entering broken skin or mucous membranes (bite/scratch/lick on open wound). Eating contaminated cooked food does not cause rabies. Even if a tiny amount of virus had been present on the raw meat (very unlikely), cooking completely eliminates any theoretical risk.

No.

No risk at all

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No if boiled properly.  It will not cause your rabies.     But still be ensure of hygiene

No Risk of Rabies

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No risk

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No risk for rabies because its not absorb bite incidence via rabid dog and no broken skin .there is no rabies but other infection occure due to unhygienic meat .

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