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Rabies concerns prompt NSRI’s swift response in Cape Town’s marine areas

25 February 2026 by CapeTownNewsReader

The NSRI commends Cape Town for its quick action in addressing the rabies threat among Cape fur seals, following the removal of two seals from popular coastal areas.Read More at Source

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