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Hairdressers, yes. Tattoo parlours, no. Select services open as Covid-19 restrictions are relaxed
As of Monday, life in the Czech Republic is returning to a degree of normalcy with the relaxation anti-coronavirus restrictions.
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Václav Havel Human Rights Prize awarded to Saudi feminist activist Loujain Al-Hathloul
This year’s Václav Havel Human Rights Prize has been awarded to Saudi feminist activist Loujain Al-Hathloul.
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“It’s a grim situation”: The foreigners going to their native states for vaccination
Some foreigners who are long-term residents of the Czech Republic are opting to travel to their own countries, at considerable cost, to get coronavirus jabs.
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Czech mobile game, which can be played by visually impaired, is getting English makeover
A successful Czech mobile game is now being re-developed into an English version for a global audience.
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New app to help prevent tram and train accidents being tested in Prague and Brno
POZOR TRAMVAJ! is a new app developed by the company Safe Public Transport. Its Bluetooth-based systemcould help prevent accidents involving pedestrians and trams.
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Nano-sanitation of preschool facilities sparks concern about possible side effects
The coronavirus crisis has increased sales of nano sanitizers and nano-facemasks. But parents are now questioning the wisdom of nano spraying kindergarten premises.
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Lockdown-induced social isolation is taking a toll on Czechs, leading to a rise in depression
Social isolation and loneliness are features of living in lockdown, but they can lead to depression and anxiety.
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Czech schools to partially re-open as epidemic slows down
With the intensity of the coronavirus epidemic slowing down in the Czech Republic, the government has approved easing some of the restrictions, starting next Monday.
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Czech authorities encourage Covid ‘vaccination tourism’, criticise registration system
Covid “vaccination tourism” is spreading fast in the Czech Republic, with some regions now officially recommending this supply-and-demand solution due to a flawed system.
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Easter goes from boisterous to spiritual as Czechs enter second year of tight restrictions
Czechs are heading for a second Easter marked by coronavirus restrictions.
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Petr Kellner, huge figure in post-1989 Czech business, dies in helicopter accident
Petr Kellner, a dominant figure in Czech business in the country’s post-1989 period who also enjoyed global success, died in a helicopter crash in Alaska at the weekend.
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Czechs mourn their dead, personalizing a sea of crosses on Old Town Square
Prague’s Old Town Square, which is covered with close to 25,000 crosses, has become a place of mourning where people come to say a prayer and pay tribute to loved ones.
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