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For people discussing it, "contact" here is having one in your house or tent or if it touches, bites, scratches, or gets saliva on/in you - those things, not like being near a bat as it flys over outdoors, are what you need medical attention for. And if you have any doubt talk to a medical professional asap, they will have the most pertinent advice for your situation. The important thing here to me is awareness that this is a huge, deadly, but rare risk, that is under discussed and people need to know to seek treatment if they get exposed! https://mas.to/@Trenton_Hoshiko/116937194728369191