Extermination cost rabies in Bali swollen to USD 22.2 Billion

Denpasar - Bali provincial government efforts eradicating the spread of rabies outbreaks since 2008 have not succeeded. However, more and more costs to swell to Rp 22.2 billion.

To free increased Bali cost of a rabies outbreak criticized at a meeting of rabies experts held by Udayana University Alumni Association (Ikayana), at Udayana University, Jl Sudirman, Denpasar, on Wednesday (27/1/TMRM). Rabies expert from Indonesia, China, Australia, and the United States.

The experts criticized the cost of eradicating rabies in Bali is increasingly incompatible with the swelling results in the field. In fact, rabies attacks in Bali more malignant.

Rabies in Bali spread since late 2008. Costs already spent as much as USD 22.2 billion, far from the initial budget of Rp 10 billion. These funds issued by Pemeritah Province, Regency / City in Bali, the central government, as well as assistance from the Australian Center for International Agricultural Research (ACIAR) and the UN health organization (WHO).

Researchers from ACIAR Helen Scott-Orr said the cost of rabies treatment is very large. In other countries, there is a successful but there are also countries that still continue to overcoming it.

"But in Bali, costs continue to increase, while rabies continues to spread to these areas (districts) that previously were free of rabies," said Helen.

The number of dog bites in humans until the end of 2009 reached 16,680 cases. A total of 30 victims died. The population of dogs in Bali reached 420,000 fish.

The experts criticized the three things that affect the success of the eradication of rabies has not in Bali. Three things are, ie vaccination coverage than the dog population, the effectiveness of vaccines with short lifetimes, and the dog elimination program.

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