Hradcanske square, delivery van, ad for selling covid-19 tests and a protest against a pig slaughter organised by Mynar

Hradcanske square, delivery van, ad for selling covid-19 tests and a protest against a pig slaughter organised by Mynar

A delivery van, parking on Hradcanske square in front of the Prague Castle on Sunday, April 19, 2020, holds an ad for selling covid-19 tests and a protest writing against a pig slaughter which organised Czech Presidential Office head Vratislav Mynar for six people in his restaurant in Osvetimany in southern Moravia on Friday without asking the public health office for permission, which is required during the current state of emergency in the country. President Zeman defended him saying the pig would have died otherwise. It was hungry because it used to eat the leftovers from the restaurant and the restaurant must be closed due to the current restrictive measures. (CTK Photo/Vit Simanek)

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