Health officials are currently engaged in a significant effort to alert hundreds of people across dozens of US states and several countries, following potential exposure to rabies from bats in cabins at Wyoming's Grand Teton National Park over recent months.
The widespread alert stems from concerns over bat presence within eight linked cabins at Jackson Lake Lodge. Despite the extensive outreach, as of Friday, none of the bats recovered from these specific cabins and subsequently tested have returned positive results for rabies.
