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It will be in effect from next Monday, 5 October
On Wednesday, 30 September, the Government of the Czech Republic announced that as of 5 AM next Monday, 5 October, the country will enter a state of emergency. According to Minister of health Roman Prymuila, the measures are in response to the negative development of the country's epidemiological situation which has led to the need for more restrictions. The measures will be in effect until 18 October.
As of next week, more severe restrictions will enter in force, in an attempt to slow the pandemic in Czechia. They are accompanied by the following new measures:
At this moment the pandemic situation in the Czech Republic is the worst in Europe. Citizens are not allowed to visit the majority of other countries without a negative PCR test.
At this point, the state of emergency is announced for 2 weeks, but it is in the power of government to prolong it - a power that has already been used during the first wave and the country's first state of emergency.
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Apparently, that makes it the most progressive city in that respect in all of Finland
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Residents couldn’t handle the noise pollution anymore
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