Health officials issue dire warning to restaurant guests possibly exposed to rabies after rabid bat incident
Health officials in San Diego County have issued a dire warning to patrons of a popular restaurant in Vista, California, after a bat that dropped onto a table tested positive for rabies. The incident occurred at a restaurant near the San Diego Zoo Safari Park. Officials are urging anyone who may have had contact with the bat or was in the vicinity to seek medical evaluation for potential rabies exposure. Rabies is a deadly virus that can be transmitted through bites or scratches from infected animals. The San Diego Zoo has been placed on alert as a precaution. Multiple news outlets, including the New York Post, Los Angeles Times, and local Patch, are reporting on the event, highlighting the urgency of the situation for unsuspecting restaurant guests.
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