Coronavirus in the Czech Republic, Jan Blatny press conference in Prague

Feb 19, 2021

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Czech Health Minister Jan Blatny, wearing face mask to prevent the spread of the coronavirus, speaks to journalists during the press conference after the government meeting in Prague, Czech Republic, February 19, 2021. The Czech Health Ministry will order the wearing of respirators, nano masks or two surgical face masks in shops, public transport and other public places with a high concentration of people on Monday, February 22. Various home-made textile masks cannot be considered a significant protection anymore. (CTKxPhoto VitxSimanek) CTKPhotoP202102190428901 VIS 008 K
Czech Health Minister Jan Blatny, wearing face mask to prevent the spread of the coronavirus, speaks to journalists during the press conference after the government meeting in Prague, Czech Republic, February 19, 2021. The Czech Health Ministry will order the wearing of respirators, nano masks or two surgical face masks in shops, public transport and other public places with a high concentration of people on Monday, February 22. Various home-made textile masks cannot be considered a significant protection anymore. (CTKxPhoto VitxSimanek) CTKPhotoP202102190424701 VIS 007
Czech Health Minister Jan Blatny, wearing face mask to prevent the spread of the coronavirus, speaks to journalists during the press conference after the government meeting in Prague, Czech Republic, February 19, 2021. The Czech Health Ministry will order the wearing of respirators, nano masks or two surgical face masks in shops, public transport and other public places with a high concentration of people on Monday, February 22. Various home-made textile masks cannot be considered a significant protection anymore. (CTKxPhoto VitxSimanek) CTKPhotoP202102190424301 VIS 006
Czech Health Minister Jan Blatny, wearing face mask to prevent the spread of the coronavirus, speaks to journalists during the press conference after the government meeting in Prague, Czech Republic, February 19, 2021. The Czech Health Ministry will order the wearing of respirators, nano masks or two surgical face masks in shops, public transport and other public places with a high concentration of people on Monday, February 22. Various home-made textile masks cannot be considered a significant protection anymore. (CTKxPhoto VitxSimanek) CTKPhotoP202102190424101 VIS 005
Czech Health Minister Jan Blatny, wearing face mask to prevent the spread of the coronavirus, speaks to journalists during the press conference after the government meeting in Prague, Czech Republic, February 19, 2021. The Czech Health Ministry will order the wearing of respirators, nano masks or two surgical face masks in shops, public transport and other public places with a high concentration of people on Monday, February 22. Various home-made textile masks cannot be considered a significant protection anymore. (CTKxPhoto VitxSimanek) CTKPhotoP202102190413901 VIS 004
Czech Health Minister Jan Blatny, wearing face mask to prevent the spread of the coronavirus, speaks to journalists during the press conference after the government meeting in Prague, Czech Republic, February 19, 2021. The Czech Health Ministry will order the wearing of respirators, nano masks or two surgical face masks in shops, public transport and other public places with a high concentration of people on Monday, February 22. Various home-made textile masks cannot be considered a significant protection anymore. (CTKxPhoto VitxSimanek) CTKPhotoP202102190403401 VIS 003
Czech Health Minister Jan Blatny, wearing face mask to prevent the spread of the coronavirus, speaks to journalists during the press conference after the government meeting in Prague, Czech Republic, February 19, 2021. The Czech Health Ministry will order the wearing of respirators, nano masks or two surgical face masks in shops, public transport and other public places with a high concentration of people on Monday, February 22. Various home-made textile masks cannot be considered a significant protection anymore. (CTKxPhoto VitxSimanek) CTKPhotoP202102190400501 VIS 002
Czech Health Minister Jan Blatny, wearing face mask to prevent the spread of the coronavirus, speaks to journalists during the press conference after the government meeting in Prague, Czech Republic, February 19, 2021. The Czech Health Ministry will order the wearing of respirators, nano masks or two surgical face masks in shops, public transport and other public places with a high concentration of people on Monday, February 22. Various home-made textile masks cannot be considered a significant protection anymore. (CTKxPhoto VitxSimanek) CTKPhotoP202102190398101 VIS 001

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