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- Detections of positively diagnosed patients with COVID-19 are rising across the Czech Republic, 58 districts are now in the orange alert level
- Anti-Epidemic Measures to be Extended for Mass Events and Catering Establishments Starting Thursday
- Prague Remains at Red Alert, 28 Districts Now at Orange Alert
- List of Countries with Low Risk of Infection to Remain Unchanged From 21 September. Ministry of Health Launches Online Form for Arrival in CZ
- Community Transmission Persists in Prague – City Now on Red Alert
- Anti-Epidemic Measures to be Extended in Schools and Catering Establishments Starting Friday
- Ministry of Health to Tighten Rules for Holding Mass Indoor Events with Standing Room Only
- Laboratories to Inform Patients of Positive Covid-19 Test Result Electronically
- Several regions are now on orange alert, the most significant outbreak still being in Prague
- As of 14 September, the Ministry of Health will again be including Romania on the list of countries with a low risk of infection
- Masks will be mandatory in all indoor premises of buildings in CZ from Thursday
- Ministry of Health issues a method for ordering quarantine at schools in connection to COVID-19
- Prague remains on the orange alert level, hygienists adopt further measures
- Canary Islands to be removed from the list of countries with a low risk of contagion from 14 September
- Ministry of Health to allow increased capacity for mass events
- Incipient community transmission of COVID-19 disease in Prague
- The Ministry of Health hereby issues recommendations for Czech citizens travelling to Croatia and France
- Masks to be mandatory in selected indoor spaces from 1 September
- Extraordinary measure shortens quarantine to ten days
- Spain will be removed from the list of countries with low risk of contagion
- No districts in the Czech Republic are at risk of community transmission
- Spain to be removed from the list of countries with low risk of COVID-19 contagion on 24 August. A negative test or quarantine will be required upon returning from the country
- Alert level map: no Czech districts show risk of community transmission
- The list of countries with low risk of contagion remains unchanged; Ministry of Health issues recommendations on how to behave at seaside locations
- Recommendations for travelling to coastal areas
- The Ministry of Health has published a map of alert levels, all the districts in CZ are currently without the risk of community transmission
- Ministry of Health to allow increased capacity for mass events
- On Monday, Romania will be removed from the list of countries with a low risk of contagion, whereas Tunisia will be added to it
- The National COVID-19 Testing Strategy comprehensively solves the approach to testing and defines the backbone network of laboratories and testing sites
- System of alert levels gives public predictable plan of anti-epidemic measures in relation to COVID-19
- Current information regarding completion of audit of recovered (healthy) patients with covid-19
- As of Monday, Sweden will be among the countries with a low risk of infection
- Ministry of Health reintroduces face masks and reduces the maximum number of people permitted to attend indoor events
- Employers will be obliged to require a negative COVID-19 test from selected foreign workers
- Ministry of Health updates the algorithm to terminate quarantine
- From July onwards, strict anti-epidemic measures will only apply in certain parts of the Moravian-Silesian Region
- Traffic lights: The risk of COVID-19 contagion remains low in most European countries, the situation in Belgium has improved
- Masks will only be mandatory in regions with a worsened epidemiological situation from July
- Hygiene measures to be eased further on Monday, 15 June
- Most European countries have a low risk of contagion; Czechs will have to present a negative test only when returning from Portugal, Sweden, and Polish Silesia
- From 15 June, EU citizens returning from countries with a low to medium risk of coronavirus contagion can travel to the Czech Republic without a test
- Government approves incorporating the Smart Quarantine under the Ministry of Health, new exemptions from wearing masks, and the cancellation of shopping hours for seniors
- Government eases obligation to wear face masks in public from 25 May based on favourable epidemiological situation
- The Czech Republic has embarked on a journey to prepare a vaccine against covid-19
- The Ministries of Health, Education and Industry have introduced hygiene rules for establishments that will open on May 11
- The government has approved the rules for the easing up of the emergency measures from May 11, while the state of emergency is valid until 17 May.
- Exceptions to the obligation to wear face masks are now being extended to include children under the age of seven in kindergartens and children’s groups as well as artists and moderators, subject to precise conditions
- The government accelerates the easing of extraordinary measures, larger outlets can open on Monday
- A unique study into collective immunity to COVID-19 is starting in the Czech Republic
- Ministry’s extraordinary measure will ensure the more efficient exchange of information within the Smart Quarantine project
- Ministry of Health Again Permits Presence of Second Parent at Birth
- General Practitioners to Perform Tests for the Presence of Antibodies to Bring an End to Quarantine
- Children under 2 years of age and single drivers in cars are not obliged to wear mouth and nose covers outside their homes
- The ban on retail sales and the sale of services is extended under the extraordinary measure
- Ministry of Health orders the presence of a maximum of two people in public places in order to protect public health
- Regular supplies of protective equipment for Czech healthcare staff to be secured thanks to long-term cooperation between the Ministry of Health and Respilon
- Minister Vojtěch signs a memorandum on the supply of respirators with CTU
- Government decides to extend restrictions on movement in public until 1 April, and approves further steps to support employers
- Czech Ministry of Health launches AI chatbot on its website for coronavirus
- The Government Restricts Free Movement of People to the Necessary Minimum Due to the Spread of the Coronavirus Epidemic
- Summary of All Measures Applicable in the Czech Republic during the State of Emergency
- The Government Strengthens Preventive Measures in Relation to the Coronavirus: Closing Shops and Restaurants to the Public for 10 Days
- Under the declared state of emergency, events involving more than 30 persons have been banned, and the presence of the public in certain facilities has also been restricted
- Eighteen laboratories already testing coronavirus samples
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