Coal mine Darkov OKD, test, testing, epidemic coronavirus, employe, infection, protection, miner

Coal mine Darkov OKD, test, testing, epidemic coronavirus, employe, infection, protection, miner

The testing in the Darkov black-coal mine in Karvina (pictured May 23, 2020), north Moravia, has revealed 212 COVID cases, 154 of whom are miners or other employees of the mine, 54 are their family members and four work in other mines, Health Minister Adam Vojtech told journalists in Prague, Czech Republic, May 24, 2020. Six of the infected employees are commuters from Poland. The testing related to the Darkov mine will continue until Monday.

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