Two wild bats found in Escondido, California over the weekend tested positive for rabies, and the County of San Diego is looking for people who may have come into contact with the infected animals.
Top Insights
San Diego Daily
Dante Ulanday - News ModeratorMarch 26, 20261 Mins read
2 wild bats test positive for rabies in Escondido, 1 found at SD Zoo Safari Park
Dante Ulanday - News ModeratorMarch 26, 20261 Mins read 
Recent Posts
Categories
Categories
- Architectural Wise782
- Architecture Digest17
- Aussie Daily352
- Berlin Examiner254
- Canada Inquirer423
- Celebrity2,540
- Europe Daily News1,494
- Fashion Style31
- Gulf Ecomonics30
- Health1,422
- Interior Digest564
- Italia Daily692
- Konnichiwa1,352
- Koreans Daily272
- La Fiesta Espana549
- Las Vegas Daily111
- Los Angeles Daily585
- Moda Lifestyle682
- Mr. Czech278
- Noubikko Tips51
- OFW Today498
- OKPraha504
- Paris Daily News795
- Philippine Courier1,330
- Philippine Examiner810
- Philippine Express22
- Philippine Times106
- Philippine Tribune1,194
- Prague Examiner1,383
- San Diego Daily1,796
- Sports980
- The Business Economics1,783
- Vietnam Inquirer79
Related Articles
City Attorney files civil suit against Mountain View property owners
The San Diego City Attorney’s Office has filed a civil lawsuit against...
Who's running for Governor of California?
California’s gubernatorial race is wide open with 10 candidates, 8 Democrats and...
Lifeguards see triple their usual rescues during first week of spring
San Diego Lifeguards have reported an increase in rescues in the last...
DUI driver sentenced for killing 13-year-old boy in Escondido
Alexander Tito Oroz, now 22, was sentenced to 12 years and eight...
Leave a comment