rabies transmission through chlorinated water is highly unlikely. Rabies is generally transmitted through direct contact with the saliva or brain/nervous tissue of an infected animal, typically via bites or scratches that break the skin. The chlorine in the pool would likely neutralize any virus present, making this scenario an improbable risk for rabies transmission.
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