Roman Prymula, Adam Vojtech, Andrej Babis, Jan Hamacek, Karel Havlicek

Roman Prymula, Adam Vojtech, Andrej Babis, Jan Hamacek, Karel Havlicek

R-L Czech Deputy Health Minister Roman Prymula, Health Minister Adam Vojtech, Prime Minister Andrej Babis, Interior Minister Jan Hamacek and Industry and Transport Karel Havlicek attend a press conference after extraordinary government meeting to deal with the situation related to coronavirus, on March 13, 2020, in Prague, Czech Republic. The cabinet has banned Czech citizens and foreigners with Czech permanent or longer than 90-day residence permit from leaving Czechia, and imposed a ban on all foreigners' entry into the country, both measures taking effect in the night from Sunday to Monday, PM Babis said. (CTK Photo/Roman Vondrous)

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