Overview
- Red zones have been declared in South Kuta, Nusa Dua, Jimbaran, Tanjung Benoa and Mengwi District after up to five dogs tested positive this month.
- Under local rules a single confirmed rabies case in a village triggers red zone status and urgent response measures.
- Authorities have launched mass and emergency vaccination campaigns to maintain WHO’s 70% dog immunisation threshold.
- Local animal welfare groups are conducting sterilisation and vaccination drives among strays at Nusa Dua resort and Jimbaran campus.
- Travellers are being urged to follow WHO post-exposure protocols and ensure annual pet shots before arriving in Bali.