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VINS Bioproducts Hands Over Rabies Vaccines for 200 Hyderabad Strays
VINS Bioproducts held a rabies-awareness event in Hyderabad.
The company gave anti-rabies vaccines for 200 stray dogs.
DCP Ch.
Sirisha received the vaccines on behalf of the city.
Doctors, civic leaders, and health workers joined a human chain to spread awareness.
They said vaccinating dogs can help stop rabies from spreading.
They also stressed cleaning wounds quickly and getting medical treatment promptly after an exposure.
The speakers said communities, authorities, doctors, and companies must work together.
The event supported India's effort to eliminate deaths from rabies.
VINS Bioproducts handed over anti-rabies vaccines for 200 city stray dogs in Hyderabad.
Managing Director Siddarth Daga presented the vaccines to DCP Ch. Sirisha of the Shadnagar Zone.
Doctors, civic leaders, and public health stakeholders joined a human chain for rabies awareness.
Speakers emphasized canine vaccination, early wound care, prompt treatment, and public education.
The initiative supported India's goal of eliminating rabies deaths through coordinated prevention efforts.
- Who
- VINS Bioproducts, DCP Ch. Sirisha, national medical representatives, doctors, civic leaders, and public health stakeholders.
- What
- An anti-rabies vaccine handover for 200 city stray dogs and a human chain for rabies awareness.
- Where
- Hyderabad, involving the Shadnagar Zone and Future City area.
- When
- World Rabies Day; the specific date was not stated.
- Why
- To strengthen rabies prevention through dog vaccination, public awareness, timely treatment, and cooperation among health and civic stakeholders.
Key facts
- Organizer
- VINS Bioproducts Ltd.
- Vaccine coverage
- 200 city stray dogs
- Recipient
- Ch. Sirisha, Deputy Commissioner of Police, Shadnagar Zone
- Company representative
- Siddarth Daga, Managing Director, VINS Bioproducts
- Awareness activity
- Human Chain for Rabies Awareness
- Key prevention measures
- Early wound care, prompt vaccination, public education, and responsible pet vaccination
- National objective
- Supporting India's goal of eliminating rabies deaths
Quotes
Dr. Hemant Kumar Gohil
Secretary General and medical fraternity representative
“Rabies continues to be one of the most preventable yet overlooked public health challenges. Preventing rabies requires action at every level starting from awareness and responsible pet vaccination to timely treatment and collaboration across healthcare, civic institutions, and industry. Only this can create a lasting impact.”
thehansindia.com
“At VINS, our commitment extends beyond manufacturing life-saving biologics. We believe meaningful partnerships with the medical community and public authorities are equally important in strengthening disease prevention and building healthier communities.”
thehansindia.com
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