Jan Stern, Prague Night Mayor

Jan Stern, Prague Night Mayor

The first Prague Night Mayor Jan Stern is seen in Prague, Czech Republic, on January 21, 2019. The Prague Night Mayor Commission, inspired by a similar practice abroad, will tackle night life problems in the Czech capital, City Council member Hana Trestikova (Prague to Itself) told reporters after the election of the commission lineup today. The new body will be chaired by Jan Stern and comprise representatives of the Prague 1 district in the historical centre and the municipal police. (CTK Photo/Ales Berny)

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