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  3. Coronavirus, new corona peak in the Czech Republic

Coronavirus, new corona peak in the Czech Republic

Oct 3, 2020

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  • Election commission in protective clothing and reinforced by soldiers arrived at the Tomas Bata Regional Hospital in Zlin, Czech Republic, for votes in regional and Senate elections of patients suspected of having COVID-19. (CTKxPhoto DaliborxGluck) CTKPhotoP202010020361801 dg 007

    Election commission in protective clothing and reinforced by soldiers arrived at the Tomas Bata Regional Hospital in Zlin, Czech Republic, for votes in regional and Senate elections of patients suspected of having COVID-19. (CTKxPhoto DaliborxGluck) CTKPhotoP202010020361801 dg 007

  • 30 09 2020, Germany,Saxony, , Saxon Switzerland,Sebnitz View of the border crossing into the Czech Republic New quarantine regulations apply at the border with the Czech Republic due to increased corona infection r

    30 09 2020, Germany,Saxony, , Saxon Switzerland,Sebnitz View of the border crossing into the Czech Republic New quarantine regulations apply at the border with the Czech Republic due to increased corona infection r

  • Czechia sees highest daily rise in hospitalised COVID-19 patients. On Tuesday, 976 people were in Czech hospitals, including more than 200 in serious condition. The rise in people with COVID-19 treated in hospital was 151 on Tuesday, which has been the highest daily number of hospitalised infected persons since the epidemic outbreak in March. Hospitalised coronavirus patients in General University Hospital in Prague, Czech Republic, September 30, 2020. (CTKxPhoto OndrejxDeml) CTKPhotoP202009300920001 dml 012

    Czechia sees highest daily rise in hospitalised COVID-19 patients. On Tuesday, 976 people were in Czech hospitals, including more than 200 in serious condition. The rise in people with COVID-19 treated in hospital was 151 on Tuesday, which has been the highest daily number of hospitalised infected persons since the epidemic outbreak in March. Hospitalised coronavirus patients in General University Hospital in Prague, Czech Republic, September 30, 2020. (CTKxPhoto OndrejxDeml) CTKPhotoP202009300920001 dml 012

  • 200929 Grenze. Quarantänechaos in der Coronakrise in Sachsen. Erst vor gut einer Woche wurde Tschechien komplett zum Risikogebiet erklärt. Die aktuelle Quarantäneverordnung sieht dabei vor, dass man bei der Rückkehr aus einem Risikogebiet man sich 14 Tage in Quarantäne begeben muss und erst nach einem Negativtest die Quarantäne beenden kann. Nun geht das Land Sachsen wieder eine andere Richtung. Aufatmen bei vielen grenznahen Bewohnern. Wie Sachsens Gesundheitsministerin Petra Köpping (SPD) erklärte am Dienstag, dass sich Deutsche künftig 48 Stunden lang in Tschechien aufhalten können, ohne danach in Quarantäne zu müssen. Die Quarantäneverordnung soll entsprechend angepasst werden. Demnach besteht ab 1. Oktober keine Quarantän

    200929 Grenze. Quarantänechaos in der Coronakrise in Sachsen. Erst vor gut einer Woche wurde Tschechien komplett zum Risikogebiet erklärt. Die aktuelle Quarantäneverordnung sieht dabei vor, dass man bei der Rückkehr aus einem Risikogebiet man sich 14 Tage in Quarantäne begeben muss und erst nach einem Negativtest die Quarantäne beenden kann. Nun geht das Land Sachsen wieder eine andere Richtung. Aufatmen bei vielen grenznahen Bewohnern. Wie Sachsens Gesundheitsministerin Petra Köpping (SPD) erklärte am Dienstag, dass sich Deutsche künftig 48 Stunden lang in Tschechien aufhalten können, ohne danach in Quarantäne zu müssen. Die Quarantäneverordnung soll entsprechend angepasst werden. Demnach besteht ab 1. Oktober keine Quarantän

  • Czech Health Minister Roman Prymula speaks during a press briefing on COVID-19 epidemic development, on September 25, 2020, in Prague, Czech Republic. (CTKxPhoto MichalxKamaryt) CTKPhotoP202009250559401 KMT_7750

    Czech Health Minister Roman Prymula speaks during a press briefing on COVID-19 epidemic development, on September 25, 2020, in Prague, Czech Republic. (CTKxPhoto MichalxKamaryt) CTKPhotoP202009250559401 KMT_7750

  • Czech Health Minister Roman Prymula speaks during a press briefing on COVID-19 epidemic development, on September 25, 2020, in Prague, Czech Republic. (CTKxPhoto MichalxKamaryt) CTKPhotoP202009250541601 KMT_7698

    Czech Health Minister Roman Prymula speaks during a press briefing on COVID-19 epidemic development, on September 25, 2020, in Prague, Czech Republic. (CTKxPhoto MichalxKamaryt) CTKPhotoP202009250541601 KMT_7698

  • 200924 Die Bundesregierung hat weitere Bezirke in Tschechien am Mittwoch zu Risikogebiete erklärt. Wer aus dem Bezirk Karlsbad nach Deutschland einreist, muss sich in einer zweiwöchigen Quarantäne begeben. Auch wenn man nur einen Tagesausflug gemacht hat. Anders sieht es im Bezirk Usti aus. Hier kann man noch ohne einer Quarantänepflicht Aus- und Einreisen. Das führt nun zu einem riesigen Durcheinander für viele Tagestouristen im Erzgebirgskreis. Wer nach Tschechien einreist und bei der Ausreise den Grenzübergang Oberwiesenthal benutzt riskiert bei einer Kontrolle eine Quarantänepflicht. Direkt am Keilberg werden die Kreise nun getrennt. Eine viel befahrene Straße führt von Bozi Dar über dem Keilberg nach Weipert. Kein Umweg für

    200924 Die Bundesregierung hat weitere Bezirke in Tschechien am Mittwoch zu Risikogebiete erklärt. Wer aus dem Bezirk Karlsbad nach Deutschland einreist, muss sich in einer zweiwöchigen Quarantäne begeben. Auch wenn man nur einen Tagesausflug gemacht hat. Anders sieht es im Bezirk Usti aus. Hier kann man noch ohne einer Quarantänepflicht Aus- und Einreisen. Das führt nun zu einem riesigen Durcheinander für viele Tagestouristen im Erzgebirgskreis. Wer nach Tschechien einreist und bei der Ausreise den Grenzübergang Oberwiesenthal benutzt riskiert bei einer Kontrolle eine Quarantänepflicht. Direkt am Keilberg werden die Kreise nun getrennt. Eine viel befahrene Straße führt von Bozi Dar über dem Keilberg nach Weipert. Kein Umweg für

  • Security man wears a protective mask due to the COVID-19 virus outbreak at the shopping gallery Myslbek in Prague, Czech Republic, September 23, 2020. (CTKxPhoto VitxSimanek) CTKPhotoP202009230349401 VIS 002 K

    Security man wears a protective mask due to the COVID-19 virus outbreak at the shopping gallery Myslbek in Prague, Czech Republic, September 23, 2020. (CTKxPhoto VitxSimanek) CTKPhotoP202009230349401 VIS 002 K

  • Students with protective face masks sit in a lecture hall of the Mendel University in Brno, Czech Republic, on the first day of the new academic year, on September 21, 2020. (CTKxPhoto IgorxZehl) CTKPhotoP202009210312201

    Students with protective face masks sit in a lecture hall of the Mendel University in Brno, Czech Republic, on the first day of the new academic year, on September 21, 2020. (CTKxPhoto IgorxZehl) CTKPhotoP202009210312201

  • Czech Health Minister Roman Prymula, right, speaks during a press conference after his inauguration on September 22, 2020, in Prague, Czech Republic. On the left side is seen Czech PM Andrej Babis. (CTKxPhoto VitxSimanek) CTKPhotoP202009220324601 VIS 014 K

    Czech Health Minister Roman Prymula, right, speaks during a press conference after his inauguration on September 22, 2020, in Prague, Czech Republic. On the left side is seen Czech PM Andrej Babis. (CTKxPhoto VitxSimanek) CTKPhotoP202009220324601 VIS 014 K

  • Reproduction from TV screen. Editorial only.

    Reproduction from TV screen. Editorial only.

  • Roman Prymula, the government commissioner for science and research in healthcare, will be the new Czech health minister and President Milos Zeman will appoint him this afternoon, PM Andrej Babis (ANO), pictured, has told CTK in Prague, Czech Republic, September 21, 2020, referring to his weekend talks with Zeman. Prymula, 56, will be inaugurated in the post on Tuesday, replacing Adam Vojtech (for ANO), who announced his resignation today, Babis said. (CTKxPhoto KaterinaxSulova) CTKPhotoP202009210477001 _SUK5126

    Roman Prymula, the government commissioner for science and research in healthcare, will be the new Czech health minister and President Milos Zeman will appoint him this afternoon, PM Andrej Babis (ANO), pictured, has told CTK in Prague, Czech Republic, September 21, 2020, referring to his weekend talks with Zeman. Prymula, 56, will be inaugurated in the post on Tuesday, replacing Adam Vojtech (for ANO), who announced his resignation today, Babis said. (CTKxPhoto KaterinaxSulova) CTKPhotoP202009210477001 _SUK5126

  • The Czech Republic confirmed 985 COVID-19 cases on Sunday, dropping under 1,000 for first time after a week, but fewer people are usually tested during weekends. People wait at the sampling point for testing on COVID-19 in Prague, Czech Republic, September 21, 2020. (CTKxPhoto VitxSimanek) CTKPhotoP202009210296101 VIS 003

    The Czech Republic confirmed 985 COVID-19 cases on Sunday, dropping under 1,000 for first time after a week, but fewer people are usually tested during weekends. People wait at the sampling point for testing on COVID-19 in Prague, Czech Republic, September 21, 2020. (CTKxPhoto VitxSimanek) CTKPhotoP202009210296101 VIS 003

  • The Czech Republic confirmed 985 COVID-19 cases on Sunday, dropping under 1,000 for first time after a week, but fewer people are usually tested during weekends. People wait at the sampling point for testing on COVID-19 in Prague, Czech Republic, September 21, 2020. (CTKxPhoto VitxSimanek) CTKPhotoP202009210294801 VIS 002

    The Czech Republic confirmed 985 COVID-19 cases on Sunday, dropping under 1,000 for first time after a week, but fewer people are usually tested during weekends. People wait at the sampling point for testing on COVID-19 in Prague, Czech Republic, September 21, 2020. (CTKxPhoto VitxSimanek) CTKPhotoP202009210294801 VIS 002

  • Czech Health Minister Adam Vojtech (for ANO) has decided to resign from his post in order to create space for dealing with the coronavirus epidemic, he told journalists in Prague, Czech Republic, September 21, 2020, adding that he handed his resignation to Prime Minister Andrej Babis. (CTKxPhoto VitxSimanek) CTKPhotoP202009210215601 VIS 004

    Czech Health Minister Adam Vojtech (for ANO) has decided to resign from his post in order to create space for dealing with the coronavirus epidemic, he told journalists in Prague, Czech Republic, September 21, 2020, adding that he handed his resignation to Prime Minister Andrej Babis. (CTKxPhoto VitxSimanek) CTKPhotoP202009210215601 VIS 004

  • Daily number of new COVID-19 cases exceeds 2,000 in Czechia. A medic takes a sample for a covid-19 test at car testing point in Nachod, Czech Republic, September 18, 2020. (CTKxPhoto DavidxTanecek) CTKPhotoP202009180561901 TAD 001

    Daily number of new COVID-19 cases exceeds 2,000 in Czechia. A medic takes a sample for a covid-19 test at car testing point in Nachod, Czech Republic, September 18, 2020. (CTKxPhoto DavidxTanecek) CTKPhotoP202009180561901 TAD 001

  • People wait at the sampling point for testing on COVID-19 on the Wenceslas Square in Prague, Czech Republic, September 10, 2020. (CTKxPhoto xOndrejxDeml) CTKPhotoP202009100349301 dml 003

    People wait at the sampling point for testing on COVID-19 on the Wenceslas Square in Prague, Czech Republic, September 10, 2020. (CTKxPhoto xOndrejxDeml) CTKPhotoP202009100349301 dml 003

  • Passengers with protective face masks pass by a tram through the center of Prague, Czech Republic, on September 1, 2020. In the background of the photo is seen Prague castle. (CTKxPhoto MichalxKamaryt) CTKPhotoP202009010552901 kmt 1

    Passengers with protective face masks pass by a tram through the center of Prague, Czech Republic, on September 1, 2020. In the background of the photo is seen Prague castle. (CTKxPhoto MichalxKamaryt) CTKPhotoP202009010552901 kmt 1

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