A further … Prague’s public health authority said 68 clubgoers, seven employees and 23 family members and contacts had tested positive for coronavirus. The coronavirus situation in the Czech Republic continues to improve and public health measures are being gradually lifted along with travel restrictions.Face masks or other respiratory face coverings are compulsory in the Prague metro and recommended in other means of transport as well.

We have the latest news on the businesses and tourist facilities that are open, the foreign nationals allowed to visit the country, and the flights that have resumed. As a result, the Czech prime minister, Andrej Babiš, said face masks may be made obligatory again in selected indoor spaces.Authorities suspect one woman with no symptoms was the source of the infection at a birthday party on 11 July at the Techtle Mechtle club in central Prague.Prague’s public health authority said 68 clubgoers, seven employees and 23 family members and contacts had tested positive for coronavirus. All rights reserved. Their wearing is also compulsory in medical facilities and when attending an event with the presence of more than 100 people indoors.The maximum capacity of indoor events is restricted to 500 persons.If you have reason to suspect you might be ill with the coronavirus and have flu-like symptoms (dry cough, fever, joint pain), call the coronavirus hotlines: I grant consent to the processing of my personal data for marketing purposes. Infection pulmonaire - Coronavirus Covid-19 (15/06/2020) Le 11 mars, l’Organisation mondiale de la Santé a qualifié de « pandémie » l’épidémie de coronavirus Covid-19 (voir liste des pays concernés et chiffres sur le site du Centre européen de prévention et de contrôle des maladies).

For more information about how we process and store your personal data, click The coronavirus situation in the Czech Republic continues to improve and public health measures are being gradually lifted along with travel restrictions. Coronavirus (COVID-19) News for Prague and Czech Republic The incidence of Coronavirus (COVID-19) in Prague and the Czech Republic has been relatively low. Planifiez votre vol à Prague. Recherchez nos meilleurs prix, informations de vol, conseils pratiques sur Prague et plus. © 2020 Guardian News & Media Limited or its affiliated companies.

Vacances 2020 et coronavirus: les réponses des experts à nos lecteurs PRATIQUE - L'épidémie de Covid-19 plonge les touristes dans le flou. International travel restrictions For incoming and outgoing travel, the Czech government is using a "traffic lights" system where countries are ranked based on their current level of Covid-19 risk. A further 273 people have been quarantined.After media reports that some of the club’s customers became infected by sharing a drink with one straw, hygienists urged people to continue social distancing.“The Prague public health authority emphatically recommends that everyone consumes their drink solely from their own glass and avoids consumption from a common container,” it said in a statement.Despite the growth in daily cases in the past several weeks, the number of those admitted to hospital has increased only slightly to 141, a third of the number during a peak in April.The country has reported 14,570 coronavirus cases and 364 deaths, a fraction of the number in some western and southern European countries.Prague’s public heath officials did not name the sports clubs affected by the nightclub outbreak, but major clubs Sparta Prague, Bohemians 1905 and Dukla Prague have said they had infections in their reserve or junior teams. Outbreak thought to include footballers is one of several surges in infections in Czech RepublicAn outbreak of coronavirus linked to a music club in Prague has increased to 98 cases, including footballers from several of the city’s clubs, public health officials have said.The outbreak was one of several surges of infections in the Public health officials have reimposed restrictions on public activities in some areas, including the industrial north-eastern region that is home to 10% of the country’s 10.7 million people.The central European country reported 247 new cases on Wednesday, the highest number since a spike in late June.