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450 people in Gorakhpur receive anti-rabies shots after consuming charanamrit made from suspected rabid cow’s milk; Hyderabad doctor explains whether rabies can spread through milk and when vaccination is necessary

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In Gorakhpur, nearly 450 people were administered anti-rabies vaccinations after consuming charanamrit made from the milk of a cow suspected to be rabid. Health officials took this precaution while they investigate possible rabies exposure. Experts assert that rabies hasn’t been shown to transmit through milk, but it's still wise to avoid raw milk from potentially infected animals.

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Saturday, 24 October 2026, 9:10 am IST
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