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The Administration of State Material Reserves (SSHR) brought ten lung ventilators to the Uherske Hradiste Hospital, Czech Republic, on October 17, 2020, due to COVID-19 disease. (CTK Photo/Dalibor Gluck)

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Uherske Hradiste Hospital

The Administration of State Material Reserves (SSHR) brought ten lung ventilators to the Uherske Hradiste Hospital (pictured), Czech Republic, on October 17, 2020, due to COVID-19 disease. (CTK Photo/Dalibor Gluck)

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artificial lung ventilation, mechanical, assisted ventilations, lung ventilator, ventilators

The Administration of State Material Reserves (SSHR) brought ten lung ventilators to the Uherske Hradiste Hospital, Czech Republic, on October 17, 2020, due to COVID-19 disease. (CTK Photo/Dalibor Gluck)

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artificial lung ventilation, mechanical, assisted ventilations, lung ventilator, ventilators

The Administration of State Material Reserves (SSHR) brought ten lung ventilators to the Uherske Hradiste Hospital, Czech Republic, on October 17, 2020, due to COVID-19 disease. (CTK Photo/Dalibor Gluck)

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artificial lung ventilation, mechanical, assisted ventilations, lung ventilator, ventilators

The Administration of State Material Reserves (SSHR) brought ten lung ventilators to the Uherske Hradiste Hospital, Czech Republic, on October 17, 2020, due to COVID-19 disease. (CTK Photo/Dalibor Gluck)

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artificial lung ventilation, mechanical, assisted ventilations, lung ventilator, ventilators

The Administration of State Material Reserves (SSHR) brought ten lung ventilators to the Uherske Hradiste Hospital, Czech Republic, on October 17, 2020, due to COVID-19 disease. (CTK Photo/Dalibor Gluck)

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artificial lung ventilation, mechanical, assisted ventilations, lung ventilator, ventilators

The Administration of State Material Reserves (SSHR) brought ten lung ventilators to the Uherske Hradiste Hospital, Czech Republic, on October 17, 2020, due to COVID-19 disease. (CTK Photo/Dalibor Gluck)

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artificial lung ventilation, mechanical, assisted ventilations, lung ventilator, ventilators

The Administration of State Material Reserves (SSHR) brought ten lung ventilators to the Uherske Hradiste Hospital, Czech Republic, on October 17, 2020, due to COVID-19 disease. (CTK Photo/Dalibor Gluck)

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artificial lung ventilation, mechanical, assisted ventilations, lung ventilator, ventilators

The Administration of State Material Reserves (SSHR) brought ten lung ventilators to the Uherske Hradiste Hospital, Czech Republic, on October 17, 2020, due to COVID-19 disease. (CTK Photo/Dalibor Gluck)

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Uherske Hradiste Hospital

The Administration of State Material Reserves (SSHR) brought ten lung ventilators to the Uherske Hradiste Hospital (pictured), Czech Republic, on October 17, 2020, due to COVID-19 disease. (CTK Photo/Dalibor Gluck)

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artificial lung ventilation, mechanical, assisted ventilations, lung ventilator, ventilators

The Administration of State Material Reserves (SSHR) brought ten lung ventilators to the Uherske Hradiste Hospital, Czech Republic, on October 17, 2020, due to COVID-19 disease. (CTK Photo/Dalibor Gluck)

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artificial lung ventilation, mechanical, assisted ventilations, lung ventilator, ventilators

The Administration of State Material Reserves (SSHR) brought ten lung ventilators to the Uherske Hradiste Hospital, Czech Republic, on October 17, 2020, due to COVID-19 disease. On the photo is seen Petr Sladek, head of the hospital. (CTK Photo/Dalibor Gluck)

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artificial lung ventilation, mechanical, assisted ventilations, lung ventilator, ventilators

The Administration of State Material Reserves (SSHR) brought ten lung ventilators to the Uherske Hradiste Hospital, Czech Republic, on October 17, 2020, due to COVID-19 disease. (CTK Photo/Dalibor Gluck)

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Medical staff, coronavirus covid-19 infected patient in General University Hospital in Prague

Roughly 2,500 beds at the disposal of the Czech State Material Reserves Administration (SSHR) will be used to increase hospital capacity and create a reserve capacity due to the coronavirus crisis, Central Crisis Staff head Jan Hamacek (Social Democrats, CSSD) told journalists. According to the Health Ministry, there are 2,106 people with coronavirus in hospitals in the Czech Republic now. Doctors say 438 of them are in a serious condition. Pictured medical staff in protective suits take care about coronavirus covid-19 infected patient in General University Hospital in Prague, Czech Republic, October 12, 2020. (CTK Photo/Ondrej Deml)

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coronavirus covid-19 infected patient in General University Hospital in Prague

Roughly 2,500 beds at the disposal of the Czech State Material Reserves Administration (SSHR) will be used to increase hospital capacity and create a reserve capacity due to the coronavirus crisis, Central Crisis Staff head Jan Hamacek (Social Democrats, CSSD) told journalists. According to the Health Ministry, there are 2,106 people with coronavirus in hospitals in the Czech Republic now. Doctors say 438 of them are in a serious condition. Pictured coronavirus covid-19 infected patient in General University Hospital in Prague, Czech Republic, October 12, 2020. (CTK Photo/Ondrej Deml)

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coronavirus covid-19 infected patient in General University Hospital in Prague

Roughly 2,500 beds at the disposal of the Czech State Material Reserves Administration (SSHR) will be used to increase hospital capacity and create a reserve capacity due to the coronavirus crisis, Central Crisis Staff head Jan Hamacek (Social Democrats, CSSD) told journalists. According to the Health Ministry, there are 2,106 people with coronavirus in hospitals in the Czech Republic now. Doctors say 438 of them are in a serious condition. Pictured coronavirus covid-19 infected patient in General University Hospital in Prague, Czech Republic, October 12, 2020. (CTK Photo/Ondrej Deml)

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coronavirus covid-19 infected patient in General University Hospital in Prague

Roughly 2,500 beds at the disposal of the Czech State Material Reserves Administration (SSHR) will be used to increase hospital capacity and create a reserve capacity due to the coronavirus crisis, Central Crisis Staff head Jan Hamacek (Social Democrats, CSSD) told journalists. According to the Health Ministry, there are 2,106 people with coronavirus in hospitals in the Czech Republic now. Doctors say 438 of them are in a serious condition. Pictured coronavirus covid-19 infected patient in General University Hospital in Prague, Czech Republic, October 12, 2020. (CTK Photo/Ondrej Deml)

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coronavirus covid-19 infected patient in General University Hospital in Prague

Roughly 2,500 beds at the disposal of the Czech State Material Reserves Administration (SSHR) will be used to increase hospital capacity and create a reserve capacity due to the coronavirus crisis, Central Crisis Staff head Jan Hamacek (Social Democrats, CSSD) told journalists. According to the Health Ministry, there are 2,106 people with coronavirus in hospitals in the Czech Republic now. Doctors say 438 of them are in a serious condition. Pictured coronavirus covid-19 infected patient in General University Hospital in Prague, Czech Republic, October 12, 2020. (CTK Photo/Ondrej Deml)

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coronavirus covid-19 infected patient in General University Hospital in Prague

Roughly 2,500 beds at the disposal of the Czech State Material Reserves Administration (SSHR) will be used to increase hospital capacity and create a reserve capacity due to the coronavirus crisis, Central Crisis Staff head Jan Hamacek (Social Democrats, CSSD) told journalists. According to the Health Ministry, there are 2,106 people with coronavirus in hospitals in the Czech Republic now. Doctors say 438 of them are in a serious condition. Pictured coronavirus covid-19 infected patient in General University Hospital in Prague, Czech Republic, October 12, 2020. (CTK Photo/Ondrej Deml)

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coronavirus covid-19 infected patient in General University Hospital in Prague

Roughly 2,500 beds at the disposal of the Czech State Material Reserves Administration (SSHR) will be used to increase hospital capacity and create a reserve capacity due to the coronavirus crisis, Central Crisis Staff head Jan Hamacek (Social Democrats, CSSD) told journalists. According to the Health Ministry, there are 2,106 people with coronavirus in hospitals in the Czech Republic now. Doctors say 438 of them are in a serious condition. Pictured coronavirus covid-19 infected patient in General University Hospital in Prague, Czech Republic, October 12, 2020. (CTK Photo/Ondrej Deml)

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coronavirus covid-19 infected patient in General University Hospital in Prague

Roughly 2,500 beds at the disposal of the Czech State Material Reserves Administration (SSHR) will be used to increase hospital capacity and create a reserve capacity due to the coronavirus crisis, Central Crisis Staff head Jan Hamacek (Social Democrats, CSSD) told journalists. According to the Health Ministry, there are 2,106 people with coronavirus in hospitals in the Czech Republic now. Doctors say 438 of them are in a serious condition. Pictured coronavirus covid-19 infected patient in General University Hospital in Prague, Czech Republic, October 12, 2020. (CTK Photo/Ondrej Deml)

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coronavirus covid-19 infected patient in General University Hospital in Prague

Roughly 2,500 beds at the disposal of the Czech State Material Reserves Administration (SSHR) will be used to increase hospital capacity and create a reserve capacity due to the coronavirus crisis, Central Crisis Staff head Jan Hamacek (Social Democrats, CSSD) told journalists. According to the Health Ministry, there are 2,106 people with coronavirus in hospitals in the Czech Republic now. Doctors say 438 of them are in a serious condition. Pictured coronavirus covid-19 infected patient in General University Hospital in Prague, Czech Republic, October 12, 2020. (CTK Photo/Ondrej Deml)

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coronavirus covid-19 infected patient in General University Hospital in Prague

Roughly 2,500 beds at the disposal of the Czech State Material Reserves Administration (SSHR) will be used to increase hospital capacity and create a reserve capacity due to the coronavirus crisis, Central Crisis Staff head Jan Hamacek (Social Democrats, CSSD) told journalists. According to the Health Ministry, there are 2,106 people with coronavirus in hospitals in the Czech Republic now. Doctors say 438 of them are in a serious condition. Pictured coronavirus covid-19 infected patient in General University Hospital in Prague, Czech Republic, October 12, 2020. (CTK Photo/Ondrej Deml)

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Medical staff, coronavirus covid-19 infected patient in General University Hospital in Prague

Roughly 2,500 beds at the disposal of the Czech State Material Reserves Administration (SSHR) will be used to increase hospital capacity and create a reserve capacity due to the coronavirus crisis, Central Crisis Staff head Jan Hamacek (Social Democrats, CSSD) told journalists. According to the Health Ministry, there are 2,106 people with coronavirus in hospitals in the Czech Republic now. Doctors say 438 of them are in a serious condition. Pictured medical staff in protective suits take care about coronavirus covid-19 infected patient in General University Hospital in Prague, Czech Republic, October 12, 2020. (CTK Photo/Ondrej Deml)

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Medical staff, coronavirus covid-19 infected patient in General University Hospital in Prague

Roughly 2,500 beds at the disposal of the Czech State Material Reserves Administration (SSHR) will be used to increase hospital capacity and create a reserve capacity due to the coronavirus crisis, Central Crisis Staff head Jan Hamacek (Social Democrats, CSSD) told journalists. According to the Health Ministry, there are 2,106 people with coronavirus in hospitals in the Czech Republic now. Doctors say 438 of them are in a serious condition. Pictured medical staff in protective suits take care about coronavirus covid-19 infected patient in General University Hospital in Prague, Czech Republic, October 12, 2020. (CTK Photo/Ondrej Deml)

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Medical staff, coronavirus covid-19 infected patient in General University Hospital in Prague

Roughly 2,500 beds at the disposal of the Czech State Material Reserves Administration (SSHR) will be used to increase hospital capacity and create a reserve capacity due to the coronavirus crisis, Central Crisis Staff head Jan Hamacek (Social Democrats, CSSD) told journalists. According to the Health Ministry, there are 2,106 people with coronavirus in hospitals in the Czech Republic now. Doctors say 438 of them are in a serious condition. Pictured medical staff in protective suits take care about coronavirus covid-19 infected patient in General University Hospital in Prague, Czech Republic, October 12, 2020. (CTK Photo/Ondrej Deml)

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coronavirus covid-19 infected patient in General University Hospital in Prague

Roughly 2,500 beds at the disposal of the Czech State Material Reserves Administration (SSHR) will be used to increase hospital capacity and create a reserve capacity due to the coronavirus crisis, Central Crisis Staff head Jan Hamacek (Social Democrats, CSSD) told journalists. According to the Health Ministry, there are 2,106 people with coronavirus in hospitals in the Czech Republic now. Doctors say 438 of them are in a serious condition. Pictured coronavirus covid-19 infected patient in General University Hospital in Prague, Czech Republic, October 12, 2020. (CTK Photo/Ondrej Deml)

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coronavirus covid-19 infected patient in General University Hospital in Prague

Roughly 2,500 beds at the disposal of the Czech State Material Reserves Administration (SSHR) will be used to increase hospital capacity and create a reserve capacity due to the coronavirus crisis, Central Crisis Staff head Jan Hamacek (Social Democrats, CSSD) told journalists. According to the Health Ministry, there are 2,106 people with coronavirus in hospitals in the Czech Republic now. Doctors say 438 of them are in a serious condition. Pictured coronavirus covid-19 infected patient in General University Hospital in Prague, Czech Republic, October 12, 2020. (CTK Photo/Ondrej Deml)

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coronavirus covid-19 infected patient in General University Hospital in Prague

Roughly 2,500 beds at the disposal of the Czech State Material Reserves Administration (SSHR) will be used to increase hospital capacity and create a reserve capacity due to the coronavirus crisis, Central Crisis Staff head Jan Hamacek (Social Democrats, CSSD) told journalists. According to the Health Ministry, there are 2,106 people with coronavirus in hospitals in the Czech Republic now. Doctors say 438 of them are in a serious condition. Pictured coronavirus covid-19 infected patient in General University Hospital in Prague, Czech Republic, October 12, 2020. (CTK Photo/Ondrej Deml)

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Medical staff, coronavirus covid-19 infected patient in General University Hospital in Prague

Roughly 2,500 beds at the disposal of the Czech State Material Reserves Administration (SSHR) will be used to increase hospital capacity and create a reserve capacity due to the coronavirus crisis, Central Crisis Staff head Jan Hamacek (Social Democrats, CSSD) told journalists. According to the Health Ministry, there are 2,106 people with coronavirus in hospitals in the Czech Republic now. Doctors say 438 of them are in a serious condition. Pictured medical staff in protective suits take care about coronavirus covid-19 infected patient in General University Hospital in Prague, Czech Republic, October 12, 2020. (CTK Photo/Ondrej Deml)

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Czech National Material Reserves Administration (SSHR), missing respirators, masks MOLDEX FFP2

The Czech health sector is short of up to one million respirators it needs to tackle new coronavirus, Health Minister Adam Vojtech (for ANO) told Czech Radio in Prague, Czech Republic, March 16, 2020, adding that a contract for 1.7 million of them has been signed and the supply is to arrive next week. He said he has also asked for 10,000 respirators to be provided from the depositories of the National Material Reserves Administration (SSHR) in Sedlcany, Czech Republic, March 16, 2020. (CTK Photo/Vaclav Pancer)

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Czech National Material Reserves Administration (SSHR), missing respirators, masks

The Czech health sector is short of up to one million respirators it needs to tackle new coronavirus, Health Minister Adam Vojtech (for ANO) told Czech Radio in Prague, Czech Republic, March 16, 2020, adding that a contract for 1.7 million of them has been signed and the supply is to arrive next week. He said he has also asked for 10,000 respirators to be provided from the depositories of the National Material Reserves Administration (SSHR) in Sedlcany, Czech Republic, March 16, 2020. (CTK Photo/Vaclav Pancer)

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Czech National Material Reserves Administration (SSHR), missing respirators, masks

The Czech health sector is short of up to one million respirators it needs to tackle new coronavirus, Health Minister Adam Vojtech (for ANO) told Czech Radio in Prague, Czech Republic, March 16, 2020, adding that a contract for 1.7 million of them has been signed and the supply is to arrive next week. He said he has also asked for 10,000 respirators to be provided from the depositories of the National Material Reserves Administration (SSHR) in Sedlcany, Czech Republic, March 16, 2020. (CTK Photo/Vaclav Pancer)

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Czech National Material Reserves Administration (SSHR), missing respirators, masks

The Czech health sector is short of up to one million respirators it needs to tackle new coronavirus, Health Minister Adam Vojtech (for ANO) told Czech Radio in Prague, Czech Republic, March 16, 2020, adding that a contract for 1.7 million of them has been signed and the supply is to arrive next week. He said he has also asked for 10,000 respirators to be provided from the depositories of the National Material Reserves Administration (SSHR) in Sedlcany, Czech Republic, March 16, 2020. (CTK Photo/Vaclav Pancer)

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Czech National Material Reserves Administration (SSHR), missing respirators, masks

The Czech health sector is short of up to one million respirators it needs to tackle new coronavirus, Health Minister Adam Vojtech (for ANO) told Czech Radio in Prague, Czech Republic, March 16, 2020, adding that a contract for 1.7 million of them has been signed and the supply is to arrive next week. He said he has also asked for 10,000 respirators to be provided from the depositories of the National Material Reserves Administration (SSHR) in Sedlcany, Czech Republic, March 16, 2020. (CTK Photo/Vaclav Pancer)

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store of metals in state reserves

A part of metals in state reserves is seen in Bosice, Czech Republic, on November 18, 2019. A majority of the metals stored as part of state emergency reserves was purchased between 2000 and 2013, Administration of State Material Reserves (SSHR) chairman Pavel Svagr told journalists on November 18. Prime Minister Andrej Babis said last week the metals stored in state reserves are about 50 years old, some of them coming from 1972. The last purchase of metals was made in 2013. The amount bought in 1972 forms a minority and comprises about 15 tonnes of aluminium, Svagr told CTK. The state now plans to sell all the metals in state material reserves, expecting proceeds worth Kc2.2bn. SSHR would sell metals worth Kc600m in 2020 and the remainder worth Kc1.6bn in 2021. (CTK Photo/Ondrej Deml)

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store of metals in state reserves

A part of metals in state reserves is seen in Bosice, Czech Republic, on November 18, 2019. A majority of the metals stored as part of state emergency reserves was purchased between 2000 and 2013, Administration of State Material Reserves (SSHR) chairman Pavel Svagr told journalists on November 18. Prime Minister Andrej Babis said last week the metals stored in state reserves are about 50 years old, some of them coming from 1972. The last purchase of metals was made in 2013. The amount bought in 1972 forms a minority and comprises about 15 tonnes of aluminium, Svagr told CTK. The state now plans to sell all the metals in state material reserves, expecting proceeds worth Kc2.2bn. SSHR would sell metals worth Kc600m in 2020 and the remainder worth Kc1.6bn in 2021. (CTK Photo/Ondrej Deml)

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store of metals in state reserves

A part of metals in state reserves is seen in Bosice, Czech Republic, on November 18, 2019. A majority of the metals stored as part of state emergency reserves was purchased between 2000 and 2013, Administration of State Material Reserves (SSHR) chairman Pavel Svagr told journalists on November 18. Prime Minister Andrej Babis said last week the metals stored in state reserves are about 50 years old, some of them coming from 1972. The last purchase of metals was made in 2013. The amount bought in 1972 forms a minority and comprises about 15 tonnes of aluminium, Svagr told CTK. The state now plans to sell all the metals in state material reserves, expecting proceeds worth Kc2.2bn. SSHR would sell metals worth Kc600m in 2020 and the remainder worth Kc1.6bn in 2021. (CTK Photo/Ondrej Deml)

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store of metals in state reserves

A part of metals in state reserves is seen in Bosice, Czech Republic, on November 18, 2019. A majority of the metals stored as part of state emergency reserves was purchased between 2000 and 2013, Administration of State Material Reserves (SSHR) chairman Pavel Svagr, pictured, told journalists on November 18. Prime Minister Andrej Babis said last week the metals stored in state reserves are about 50 years old, some of them coming from 1972. The last purchase of metals was made in 2013. The amount bought in 1972 forms a minority and comprises about 15 tonnes of aluminium, Svagr told CTK. The state now plans to sell all the metals in state material reserves, expecting proceeds worth Kc2.2bn. SSHR would sell metals worth Kc600m in 2020 and the remainder worth Kc1.6bn in 2021. (CTK Photo/Ondrej Deml)

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store of metals in state reserves

A part of metals in state reserves is seen in Bosice, Czech Republic, on November 18, 2019. A majority of the metals stored as part of state emergency reserves was purchased between 2000 and 2013, Administration of State Material Reserves (SSHR) chairman Pavel Svagr told journalists on November 18. Prime Minister Andrej Babis said last week the metals stored in state reserves are about 50 years old, some of them coming from 1972. The last purchase of metals was made in 2013. The amount bought in 1972 forms a minority and comprises about 15 tonnes of aluminium, Svagr told CTK. The state now plans to sell all the metals in state material reserves, expecting proceeds worth Kc2.2bn. SSHR would sell metals worth Kc600m in 2020 and the remainder worth Kc1.6bn in 2021. (CTK Photo/Ondrej Deml)

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store of metals in state reserves

A part of metals in state reserves is seen in Bosice, Czech Republic, on November 18, 2019. A majority of the metals stored as part of state emergency reserves was purchased between 2000 and 2013, Administration of State Material Reserves (SSHR) chairman Pavel Svagr told journalists on November 18. Prime Minister Andrej Babis said last week the metals stored in state reserves are about 50 years old, some of them coming from 1972. The last purchase of metals was made in 2013. The amount bought in 1972 forms a minority and comprises about 15 tonnes of aluminium, Svagr told CTK. The state now plans to sell all the metals in state material reserves, expecting proceeds worth Kc2.2bn. SSHR would sell metals worth Kc600m in 2020 and the remainder worth Kc1.6bn in 2021. (CTK Photo/Ondrej Deml)

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store of metals in state reserves

A part of metals in state reserves is seen in Bosice, Czech Republic, on November 18, 2019. A majority of the metals stored as part of state emergency reserves was purchased between 2000 and 2013, Administration of State Material Reserves (SSHR) chairman Pavel Svagr told journalists on November 18. Prime Minister Andrej Babis said last week the metals stored in state reserves are about 50 years old, some of them coming from 1972. The last purchase of metals was made in 2013. The amount bought in 1972 forms a minority and comprises about 15 tonnes of aluminium, Svagr told CTK. The state now plans to sell all the metals in state material reserves, expecting proceeds worth Kc2.2bn. SSHR would sell metals worth Kc600m in 2020 and the remainder worth Kc1.6bn in 2021. (CTK Photo/Ondrej Deml)

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store of metals in state reserves

A part of metals in state reserves is seen in Bosice, Czech Republic, on November 18, 2019. A majority of the metals stored as part of state emergency reserves was purchased between 2000 and 2013, Administration of State Material Reserves (SSHR) chairman Pavel Svagr told journalists on November 18. Prime Minister Andrej Babis said last week the metals stored in state reserves are about 50 years old, some of them coming from 1972. The last purchase of metals was made in 2013. The amount bought in 1972 forms a minority and comprises about 15 tonnes of aluminium, Svagr told CTK. The state now plans to sell all the metals in state material reserves, expecting proceeds worth Kc2.2bn. SSHR would sell metals worth Kc600m in 2020 and the remainder worth Kc1.6bn in 2021. (CTK Photo/Ondrej Deml)

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store of metals in state reserves

A part of metals in state reserves is seen in Bosice, Czech Republic, on November 18, 2019. A majority of the metals stored as part of state emergency reserves was purchased between 2000 and 2013, Administration of State Material Reserves (SSHR) chairman Pavel Svagr, pictured, told journalists on November 18. Prime Minister Andrej Babis said last week the metals stored in state reserves are about 50 years old, some of them coming from 1972. The last purchase of metals was made in 2013. The amount bought in 1972 forms a minority and comprises about 15 tonnes of aluminium, Svagr told CTK. The state now plans to sell all the metals in state material reserves, expecting proceeds worth Kc2.2bn. SSHR would sell metals worth Kc600m in 2020 and the remainder worth Kc1.6bn in 2021. (CTK Photo/Ondrej Deml)

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store of metals in state reserves

A part of metals in state reserves is seen in Bosice, Czech Republic, on November 18, 2019. A majority of the metals stored as part of state emergency reserves was purchased between 2000 and 2013, Administration of State Material Reserves (SSHR) chairman Pavel Svagr, pictured, told journalists on November 18. Prime Minister Andrej Babis said last week the metals stored in state reserves are about 50 years old, some of them coming from 1972. The last purchase of metals was made in 2013. The amount bought in 1972 forms a minority and comprises about 15 tonnes of aluminium, Svagr told CTK. The state now plans to sell all the metals in state material reserves, expecting proceeds worth Kc2.2bn. SSHR would sell metals worth Kc600m in 2020 and the remainder worth Kc1.6bn in 2021. (CTK Photo/Ondrej Deml)