No need of vaccination
The rabies virus does not survive for long on non-living objects. It is generally very fragile outside of a living host and can be quickly inactivated by environmental factors such as sunlight, heat, and drying.
In most cases, the virus
becomes non-infectious within a few hours to a day on surfaces. However, it's always a good practice to clean and disinfect any items that might have come into contact with potentially infected animals to minimize any risks.
Answered2023-08-16 14:40:28
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