It is difficult in the capital to manage to trace the contacts of people infected with covid-19, the head of Prague hygienists Zdeňka Jágrová admitted. People with a positive test asked for leniency. Despite the extraordinary efforts of hygienists and help from medics or the army, according to Jágrová, with the current number of patients, it is not possible to contact everyone within hours, as the authorities would ideally imagine.
From the first of September, the obligation to wear veils in public transport, trains, buses and taxis applies in the Czech Republic. Furthermore, in the offices and in the rooms that serve for contact with the public, during operation at the time. Veils must also be worn in hospitals, clinics, outpatient clinics, nursing homes, pharmacies and similar health and social services facilities.
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Throughout the Czech Republic, there is an obligation to wear veils indoors, where more than a hundred people are located. Furthermore, from midnight on July 27, the maximum number of participants in closed events can be 500.
In this case, the interior can be divided into five sectors of five hundred people. All participants must have veils on their mouths. It is still true that the maximum number of participants in outdoor events is a thousand.
Prague
The proportion of cases in which the source of the infection is not clear and the infection thus spreads to persons who have not been in contact with the infected person or to persons who did not reside in the COVID-19 disease-affected area is increasing.
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From 1 September in Prague, the obligation to wear veils in public transport, in the interiors of medical facilities, social services facilities and at offices applies. Furthermore, the obligation to wear veils in all interiors of Prague Airport applies.
These measures in the metropolis will be complemented by the closing of bars and restaurants from 9 am to 6 am on 9 September, and drapes in shops will also be mandatory. In addition, from 14 September, pupils will have to wear veils in the common areas of all schools.
Moravian-Silesian Region
From September 1, Ostrava hygienists are repealing extraordinary measures due to the spread of covid-19 valid for the Moravian-Silesian Region. For example, people in the Frýdek-Místek region will no longer have to have veils in cars and shops, said hygienist spokesman Aleš Kotrla.
However, national measures will apply throughout the region from the same date. That is, the obligation to wear veils in public transport vehicles, offices or medical facilities.
Pilsen-north
Specifically, the municipality of Tatiná is obliged to wear veils in all places outside the residence. Only a maximum of two people can move in public. The exception applies to households, to the exercise of a profession or business or other similar activity and to participation in a funeral. When contacting other persons, a distance of at least two meters must be maintained. All catering facilities are closed and it is forbidden to organize public or private cultural, sports and other mass events.
Where, according to the Ministry, there is a risk of infection and where are veils mandatory:
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