Czech morning news in brief: Top stories for Dec. 15, 2020
Restaurants to close and new curfew from Friday, to-go coffee is back on the menu, and 40 years since trams last operated on Wenceslas Square
DPP: Prague’s public transit is a safe way to travel during the pandemic
A new campaign has launched to show people that public transit vehicles are kept clean and disinfected.
British tourists could be prevented from entering the EU starting January 1
The Czech Ministry of Interior has updated Brexit guidelines, those without a residency permit or justified reason may not be allowed to enter the country.
Czech Republic coronavirus updates, Dec. 8: restaurant opening hours reduced, no shopping in Germany
COVID death-toll passes 9,000, restaurants and pubs must close early, govt. plans to extend state of emergency.
School, university openings a COVID 'time bomb' – experts warn
More high school and university students return to class today, but with the PES level going up, how long will they be allowed to stay?
Total control: New law could give sweeping powers to State Public Health Office
If approved, starting July, the government will be allowed to track your movements without your consent, impose lockdown without Parliamentary approval.
