Residents of Ethiopian town forced to kill hundreds of their own dogs after rabies deaths

An outbreak of rabies in an Ethiopian town has led to a grim public health response. According to BBC World, residents have been forced to kill hundreds of their own dogs—some hanging their animals under threat of arrest or fines. It's a stark reminder of how devastating rabies can be and the often brutal measures communities employ to contain disease.

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