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case_images: Map of Bhutan showing the border town of Samtse district and Samtse General Hospital
  that recorded the 'probable rabies death' in a child in November 2020.
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case_images: Samtse district in Bhutan (see Figure 1), presented to the Samtse District Hospital on 08 November 2020 with 1-day history of intermittent fever, nausea, and being unable to eat or drink. She was admitted into the hospital's isolation ward.
case_images: Linear scratch marks and puncture wounds with evidence of bleeding and scab formation
  on the anterior chest and upper abdomen in the 3-year-old female child who died of
  probable rabies in November, 2020 in Samtse district, Bhutan.
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case_images: SpO2 98% on room air, and capillary blood sugar 146 mg/dL. She had three healed linear scars with five healed puncture wounds on the anterior chest and upper abdomen; three of the puncture wounds had evidence of bleeding with remains of healed scabs (Figure 2).