Restrictions on cross-border traffic due to coronavirus outbreaks in Poland

Restrictions on cross-border traffic due to coronavirus outbreaks in Poland

Sanitary control, measuring body temperature and filling out forms at the Polish - Czech border crossing in Cieszyn. From March 15, Polish border crossings have restrictions on cross-border traffic due to the outbreak of the coronavirus in the world. (CTK Photo/Grzegorz Klatka)

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  • SLOVAKIA OUT, CZECH REPUBLIC OUT
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