empty restaurant garden in Prague's centre

empty restaurant garden in Prague's centre

The new measures against the novel coronavirus spread will take effect in the Czech Republic as of Wednesday, October 14 and the government will decide on them on Monday, Prime Minister Andrej Babis (ANO) said in his regular Sunday presentation on his Facebook profile today, on Sunday, October 11, 2020. Deputy PMs Karel Havlicek and Alena Schillerova (both for ANO) said earlier today that the tighter restrictions should not include the closing of shops, restaurants and other services, unlike in the spring. They said social contacts should be further limited. We want to deal with the main problem... that some people don't respect the regulations and keep downplaying it, Babis said. He noted that people kept gathering near bars in town centers after 20:00 when the bars must close. (CTK Photo/Vit Simanek)

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