The number of daily coronavirus infections in the Czech Republic has exceeded 2,000. Additional restrictions apply from Thursday (September 24). They will affect not only residents but also tourists. These limit the number of people participating in mass events. Restrictions also apply to everyday life. Hand protection will be required in shops, and pubs and restaurants will only be open until 22.
Coronavirus infection records in the Czech Republic
The number of coronavirus infections in the Czech Republic has been steadily increasing since the beginning of September. On Wednesday, September 23, 2,309 confirmed infections were confirmed in the Czech Republic. There are 628 patients in hospitals due to COVID-19, 120 are in a serious condition. Over 100 people have died since the beginning of September. In total, there are already 555 deaths from the SARS-Cov-2 coronavirus in the country.
The situation near the capital looks serious. In the Praga-Wschód poviat, the number of infections exceeded 200 per 100 thousand. residents.
Due to the epidemic situation, the Czech Ministry of Health announced the introduction of additional restrictions from Thursday, September 24.
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New restrictions in the Czech Republic
As he announced health minister Czech Roman Prymula, the restrictions will apply from September 24 to October 7. The restrictions will affect not only residents but also tourists. What will change?
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Restrictions in the Czech Republic effective from September 24:
- Self-service stores must offer hand protection to customers (e.g. disposable gloves).
- In marketplaces, stands must be at least two meters apart.
- Hand disinfection is obligatory before entering the library, but also before, for example, trying on clothes.
- Clothes returned by customers must be quarantined for 24 hours.
- Before the service at the hairdresser, masseur or beautician, the client’s temperature will be measured. In the case of 37 degrees Celsius and above, the customer will not be served.
- For the next 14 days, pubs and restaurants will be open only until 22
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The Ministry of Health in the Czech Republic explains this by the fact that non-compliance with the restrictions often concerns people who drink alcohol. The premises will still be able to enter as many customers as there are places. Inside, they will have to keep a distance of 1.5 m.
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Restrictions were also introduced when organizing mass events. A maximum of 2,000 people will be able to stay at football stadiums. people. This limit also applies to other outdoor events. It will be a thousand people at events held in the halls.
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