Disturbing Video of Rat Drinking From Office’s Water Dispenser Elicits Reactions Online
The disturbing video footage of a rat caught drinking from an office water dispenser raises health concerns.
The Facebook page “Brigada PH” shared a disturbing video capturing a rat drinking from an office water dispenser has stirred worry online, giving light on what seemed to be a clean source potentially turning into a health risk.
A concerned netizen shared the disturbing footage that surprises many, especially those who regularly use water dispensers in their workplaces. The video garnered various reactions from the online community.
In the video, taken from a private office, a large rat quickly appears, heading straight to the water dispenser for a drink. The office employees reacted with a mix of shock and dismay as the disgusting pest infested the water dispenser.
After a few minutes, the rat left the dispenser, leaving many netizens disgusted as it became clear that a rat from the sewer had accessed the water supply.
According to studies, rats can carry various diseases such as the Hantavirus, leptospirosis, salmonella, and more. This highlights the importance of taking preventive measures, such as regularly cleaning homes and offices.
It is important to inspect areas where rats may enter and consult with pest control experts. Additionally, individuals can consider covering water dispensers with plastic when not in use to prevent pest infestations.
In a similar report, a family in Camarines Sur seeks help in battling pest infestation
Here is the full post:
“Sosyal na dagang-kanal, umiinom sa water dispenser”
The social media users expressed their reactions to the post:
Here are some tips on how to keep rats away from home:
- Seal any entry points using steel wool, caulk, or other suitable materials to block their access.
- Regularly clean your living spaces, including kitchens and dining areas, to eliminate potential food sources for rats.
- Trim overgrown vegetation and maintain a well-kept yard.
- Consider using natural rat repellents such as peppermint oil, cloves, or ammonia-soaked rags in areas where rats may be entering.
- Place rat traps in areas where you’ve noticed rat activity, focusing on corners, behind appliances, and near entry points.