Hospital in Uherske Hradiste, parking, gate, boom barrier

Hospital in Uherske Hradiste, parking, gate, boom barrier

Hospital in Uherske Hradiste, Zlin Region, Czech Republic, July 19, 2020. The Czech Republic confirmed 53 new coronavirus infections on Saturday, July 18, bringing the total number of currently infected to 4,705, close to the maximum number from April 11, according to the data the Health Ministry released on its website this afternoon. The anti-epidemic measures were also tightened in the Uherske Hradiste area, south Moravia, where tests confirmed the disease in eight patients and people must newly wear face masks in public transport as well as in interior spaces and public events can be attended by a maximum of 500 participants. (CTK Photo/Libor Sojka)

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