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Conference on rabies to focus on eradication efforts

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KUCHING: The fourth edition of the highly anticipated Rabies in Borneo (RIB) Conference is set to take place from this September 30 to October 1 at the Borneo Convention Centre Kuching (BCCK).

The conference will be officiated by Premier Datuk Patinggi Tan Sri Abang Johari Tun Openg.

RIB 2025 will bring together 21 distinguished expert speakers from 12 countries, all united in their commitment to advancing rabies research, control, and eradication efforts across the region.

The theme of the conference, ‘Rabies-Free Borneo: Uniting People, Animals and Communities’, will feature insightful plenary and panel sessions, emphasising not only the ongoing fight against rabies in Sarawak but also the importance of regional collaboration and the latest innovations in rabies prevention and control.

“The Rabies in Borneo Conference exemplifies our commitment to protecting our communities, domesticated animals, and wildlife,” said Abang Johari.

“I urge all stakeholders, community leaders, and the public to actively participate and support our collective efforts. Together we can eliminate rabies as a public health threat and ensure a safer future for all in Sarawak and beyond.”

RIB 2025 serves as a vital forum for stakeholders around the world to exchange knowledge, build strategic partnerships, and strengthen collective efforts towards the common goal of saving lives and improving the health of both humans and animals.

The conference also highlights Sarawak’s leadership in disease control and the importance of regional cooperation in combating rabies.

It aims to empower local communities, raise awareness, and implement effective vaccination and surveillance programs to amplify efforts across Borneo and beyond.

For more information and delegate registration, please visit www.rabiesinborneo.com or email rabiesinborneo@gmail.com.

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