One Health, One Community. Zero Rabies.
Relive the key moments from the World Rabies Day 2026 International Webinar, organised by MTOR Life Sciences Pvt. Ltd. in association with the Trained Nurses Association of India (TNAI), Delhi State Branch. The session brought healthcare professionals and animal-welfare voices together to strengthen rabies awareness, prevention and community action.
World Rabies Day provides an opportunity to raise awareness about rabies prevention and encourage coordinated action across human health, animal health and communities.
The webinar explored essential rabies awareness topics, including the risks associated with animal bites, the importance of prompt medical assessment and the role of public-health education in preventing rabies.
By sharing practical information and expert perspectives, the session encouraged participants to make informed decisions and help spread accurate rabies-prevention messages.
Rabies prevention requires collaboration between healthcare professionals, veterinary and animal-health stakeholders, public-health institutions and local communities.
The webinar reinforced the One Health approach: working together to promote awareness, responsible action and a common goal of zero human deaths from dog-mediated rabies.
The session covered practical and public-health perspectives on rabies prevention, early response, community education and the importance of a coordinated One Health approach.
Recognising potential rabies exposure and understanding the seriousness of the disease are important steps towards timely intervention and prevention.
Thoroughly wash a bite or scratch with soap and running water and seek prompt medical assessment. A healthcare professional can advise on the appropriate post-exposure treatment.
Reliable information, timely medical care and public awareness initiatives play an important role in preventing rabies and reducing avoidable risks.
Collaboration between human-health professionals, animal-health experts and communities supports a more coordinated approach to rabies prevention.
Evidence-based conversations help address misconceptions, improve understanding and encourage responsible action when potential rabies exposure occurs.
Expert discussions, audience questions and the quiz encouraged participation and reinforced the importance of continued education about rabies prevention.
The World Rabies Day webinar brought together professionals from healthcare, nursing, animal welfare and public-health fields to share perspectives on rabies awareness and prevention.
Co-Founder and Head of Marketing, MTOR Life Sciences Pvt. Ltd.
Opening Remarks
President, Trained Nurses Association of India, Delhi State Branch.
Welcome Address
Senior Resident, Community Medicine Department, VMMC & Safdarjung Hospital.
Rabies Awareness
Nursing Officer, Dog Bite OPD, Safdarjung Hospital.
First Response
Senior Resident, Community Medicine Department, VMMC & Safdarjung Hospital.
WHO Guidance
Deputy Commissioner (AH), Department of Animal Husbandry & Dairying, Government of India.
Animal Health
Trustee, People for Animals (NGO & NPO).
Animal Welfare
Secretary, Trained Nurses Association of India, Delhi State Branch.
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Watch highlights from the World Rabies Day 2026 initiative, promoting rabies awareness and prevention.
Spreading awareness and encouraging collective action towards rabies prevention.
MTOR Life Sciences Pvt. Ltd. believes that knowledge-sharing and public awareness are essential to building healthier communities. Through collaborative initiatives like the World Rabies Day webinar, we support continued learning and collective action towards rabies prevention.
