traffic jam of trucks at the Nachod-Kudowa Slone border crossing between Poland and the Czech Republic

traffic jam of trucks at the Nachod-Kudowa Slone border crossing between Poland and the Czech Republic

About 24 kilometer long traffic jam of trucks at the Nachod-Kudowa Slone border crossing between Poland and the Czech Republic, on March 17, 2020, pictured in Jaromer, city in front of the Nachod. As of midnight on March 16, government measures against the spread of coronavirus began to be banned from traveling abroad. Foreigners are not allowed to enter the Czech Republic. Poland also banned the entry of foreigners into the country. There are exceptions to the restrictions issued, for example for commuting. Through the Nachod-Kudowa Slone crossing, the only one opened in the Hradec Kralove Region, mainly trucks are heading, as the borders for the transport of goods have remained open. (CTK Photo/David Tanecek)

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