Hundreds protest in Prague against govt steps amid epidemic

Hundreds protest in Prague against govt steps amid epidemic

Hundreds of people met in Prague-Letna today, on Wednesday, April 29, 2020, to protest against the cabinet's steps and way of communication amid the coronavirus epidemic, an event that Million Moments for Democracy group head Mikulas Minar staged as a walk, since going for a walk is not banned over the virus and people are to take a photo with the questions and publish it online with the hashtag PtameSeVlady (WeAskTheGovernment). The protesters carried banners expressing mistrust in the government and demanding the full reopening of schools that mostly remain closed. Up to 3,000 people attended the protest, the organisers said. Walking slowly and at a two-metre distance from each other, in compliance with the government-declared anti-virus measures, they reached the nearby Kramar Villa, the official seat of Czech prime ministers. (CTK Photo/Vit Simanek)

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