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6-year-old girl bitten by rabid bat in Wisconsin, family says

Health officials in Wisconsin and Michigan have issued warnings following confirmed cases of rabid bats, including a reported bite involving a young child.

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A 6-year-old girl is currently recovering after being bitten by a rabid bat in Wisconsin. Simultaneously, health authorities in Wisconsin's Shawano County and Michigan's Lenawee County have confirmed the presence of rabid bats in their respective regions.

Coverage from Wausau Pilot & Review, Lenawee County, WTOL, WISN, and ABC7 Chicago emphasizes the urgent need for public caution. Health officials are advising residents to remain vigilant and avoid contact with wild animals to mitigate the risk of rabies exposure.

Future developments will focus on the girl's recovery process and whether further sightings of infected animals are reported in the affected counties. Coverage does not yet specify if additional individuals have been exposed or if further containment measures are required.

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What happened to the 6-year-old girl in Wisconsin?

She is recovering after being bitten by a rabid bat, according to reports.

Where have rabid bats been confirmed?

Cases have been confirmed in Shawano County, Wisconsin, and Lenawee County, Michigan.

What is the recommended public response?

Health officials are urging citizens to exercise caution and avoid potential contact with wildlife.

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