Kabaddi players die with puppies, know how fast the body spreads in the body Ribies

A tragic incident took place in the BulindShis of UP. The 22-year-old Kabaddi player bridge player bridge player in the village of Bridgesh Solunki’s rebiz fell. In March 2025, he had cut off by a puppy. In such a situation, the question arises how dangerous is Ribize and how fast does it get in the body?

It is said that Bridgesh Proly was preparing for a gold medal in the inter-aging competition. During March 2025, a small puppy was drowning in the village. When Bridget tried to save him, the puppy cut his right hand finger. Bridgesh understood it by considering a minor injury and did not put him anti-rebell injection. Two months later, during June 2025, the symptoms of bridge and cold began to appear. Gradually, his whole body began to be numb and be afraid of the wind and water. After examination, Bridgesh appeared to be Rebies and died on June 27. A video to the pain before the death of Bridgesh is viral on social media.

How dangerous is rebies?

Rebies is a fatal viral disease that cause rebies viruses (lizwirus, rebidevirus family). This netropic virus affects the central nervous system of humans, causing an acute inflammation (endowlitis) in the brain. It is also called hydrophobia or water phoibia, as its symptoms include the fear of water. Rebies primarily spreads with infected animals, especially the cutting of dogs. According to WHO, 5,59 thousand people around the world lose their lives due to rebies every year. More than 95 per cent of these cases are reported in Asia and Africa.