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Ministry to Extend Ban on Pets in Forest Parks
The agency cited 33 wild-animal rabies cases in 2026 and said the restrictions will stay in place for two more years.
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Ministry to extend ban on pets in forest parks
The Ministry of Agriculture is to extend a ban on pets in most designated national forest recreation areas to prevent the spread of rabies, officials said yesterday.In 2013, the government banned pets in national forest areas after finding evidence of the disease in native small-toothed ferret-badge
·Taipei, Taiwan
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Ban on pets in most national forest recreation areas extended to 2028
Taipei, July 15 (CNA) Taiwan's Forestry and Nature Conservation Agency (FANCA) announced Wednesday that it will continue to prohibit visitors from bringing cats, dogs and other mammals into 19 national forest recreation areas, to help prevent the spread of rabies.
·Taipei, Taiwan
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