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Rabies is a notifiable disease within the EU. Through comprehensive oral vaccination campaigns most EU member states have eliminated the disease. Despite this success, the danger of reintroduction of the disease is ever present. Rabies could be reintroduced through direct reentry of infected animals across land borders, as has happened in eastern Italy with an outbreak of fox rabies originating from the western Balkan region (1 (#r1) ). Alternatively, reintroduction can occur through illegal or accidental import of an infected animal.

Imported Rabies, European Union and Switzerland, 2001–2010