A 48-year-old man in Chandragiri, Nepal, has died from rabies after being bitten by a dog weeks prior. The man’s death was attributed to delays in accessing post-exposure rabies vaccinations due to local shortages. He only sought medical attention at Sukraraj Hospital after developing symptoms of the disease. This case highlights concerns regarding vaccine availability in the region and the critical importance of timely post-exposure prophylaxis. Rabies is a preventable but fatal disease if left untreated, emphasizing the need for readily accessible vaccination programs. Health officials have not yet commented on the extent of the vaccine shortage or measures to prevent future occurrences. The incident underscores the vulnerability of populations in areas with limited healthcare resources.