Rescued wiled bat තටුව කැඩුණු වවුලෙකු බේරාගැනීමේ මෙහෙයුම

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තටුවක සම්පූර්ණයෙනම බිදී වෙන්වූ වවුලෙකු බදුල්ලේ ගිනිනිවීමේ ඒකකයේ නිලධාරීන් පිරිසක් විසින් බේරාගෙන අප ඌව පෙට් සත්ව රෝහල වෙත භාර දුන් අතර සාර්ථක ශල්‍යකර්මක් මගින් මෙම සතවයා සුවපත් කිරීමට අප හට හැකි විය
The first concern many people have about bats is rabies. Like most mammals, bats can contract rabies. However, less than one half of one percent of bats actually catch the disease. Additionally, sick bats do not seek people out for attack; they generally search for a secluded spot to die quietly. According to the Center for Disease Control, people cannot get rabies from just seeing a bat in an attic, in a cave or at a distance. In addition, people cannot get rabies from having contact with bat guano (feces), blood, or urine or from touching a bat on its fur (even though bats should never be handled).
However, if you are bitten by a bat, or if saliva from a bat gets into your eyes, nose or mouth, seek medical attention immediately. Whenever possible, the bat should be captured and sent to a laboratory for testing. In addition, bats that are found in a room with a person who cannot reliably rule out physical contact (for example a sleeping person, a child, a mentally disabled person or an intoxicated person) will need to be tested for rabies. If contact has occurred or is suspected call your personal physician or local health department immediately. If contact has not occurred please proceed to the links above to obtain step-by-step directions on how to safely rescue the bat.

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