Rise in rabies cases from infected LA bats
A record number of rabies-positive bats have been detected in Los Angeles County in 2026, with 76 confirmed cases, surpassing previous annual records. Health officials advise residents to avoid touching bats and to report any sightings or encounters, as rabies can be fatal once symptoms appear. Additional concerns include the detection of a rabid raccoon, the first in the county since 1973, and increased rabies cases across California.
Size: 120%Text Size
Notice: This Is an AI-Generated Summary
Comments (0)