According to the department, a raccoon that was near the Japonica Drive and Laurel Drive area was tested Thursday by the state laboratory and health officials detected rabies.
Residents and visitors in the area are advised to:
Anyone can report any scratches or bites to the Columbus Animal Control at 706-653-4512 or the Columbus Department of Public Health/Environmental Health office at 706-321-617.
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