Zoonotic diseases and prevention: Every year on July 6, ‘World Junoces Day’ is celebrated worldwide. The purpose of celebrating this day is to create awareness about diseases spreading from animals to humans. These diseases are called Juneotic disease. This includes diseases like rabies, TB, swine flu, and dengue. World Juneosis Day helps us understand that human and animal health are connected, and collective efforts are necessary to prevent these diseases. Especially its awareness is spread among tourists and young children in the zoo across the country, so that they can spread awareness about Juneotic diseases among other people. Apart from this, in collaboration with government and non-governmental organizations, such as Veterinary Department, Ministry of Health, and World Health Organization, conduct awareness programs about the dangers of Juneotic diseases such as rabies, leptospirosis, and swine flu.
When did the process of celebrating ‘Junoses Day’ started
French scientist Luis Pasteur successfully vaccinated the disease rabies on 6 July 1885. Every year ‘Junoses Day’ is celebrated in his memory. A large number of people do not know about these infectious diseases, due to which they are vulnerable to infection. Today you will tell you what are Juneotic disease and how can you protect them.
History of celebrating World Juneosis Day
Seminars, workshops, and rallies are held in urban and rural areas so that people understand the importance of cleanliness, animal contact, and vaccination. There is a long history behind celebrating World Juneosis Day. It started on 6 July 1885 in honor of the achievement of French scientist Louis Pasteur, who developed the first rabies vaccine. This vaccine was an important step against a Juneotic disease.
What diseases involved in Juneosis
Rabies is also involved in Juneotic disease. Special attention is paid to rabies in India, because a large part of the world’s rabies cases is recorded here. Free vaccination and awareness camps are organized on this day. Apart from cities, animal health check -up camps are organized in rural areas, where vaccines and medicines are given to animals to protect them from June.
Junosis prevention measures
The only objective behind these programs is that through these activities, the risk of Juneotic diseases should be reduced, public health is promoted and maintained balance between human-verse-environment. This day is very important for India because there is a high density of livestock and human population, which increases the risk of Juneotic diseases.