The Czech Republic is a rabies-free country.
Since the last detection of rabies in foxes in 2002, no cases of rabies have been recorded in terrestrial vertebrates in the Czech Republic, and its entire territory is recognised as rabies-free. On the basis of the continued favourable epidemiological situation, the Czech Republic’s rabies-free status was renewed on 25 April 2024 by the World Organisation for Animal Health (WOAH):
Self-declared Disease Status - World Organisation for Animal Health (woah.org)
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