Society
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Clown Doctors find new ways to bring joy to patients in Covid time
Clown Doctors deliver joy to children and seniors at Czech health care facilities. With Covid they are having to meet fresh challenges – and doing valuable work online.
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“Up to 80 percent of infected may have ‘British’ coronavirus mutation”, says mathematician
The Czech Republic has lost the battle with the British mutation of the coronavirus, says BISOP mathematician René Levínský.
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Czech NGO takes part in new initiative calling for ban on biometric mass surveillance in EU
A group of EU-watchdogs has launched a European Citizens' Initiative calling for a ban on biometric mass surveillance.
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Government facing huge dilemma as epidemic worsens
At the height of the coronavirus crisis the Czech government faces a huge dilemma -whether to reopen shops and send children back to school as promised.
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Want to sled AND help the homeless? There’s an app for that
In recent days simple pink sleds have been grabbing attention in parks in Prague and elsewhere in the country. They can be accessed via a mobile app created by Rekola.
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Czech cities struggle with financial, logistical fallout from unreported residency
Czechs often fail to report changes in permanent residency after moving for study or work, and so deprive cities of funds to provide adequate services, iRozhlas.cz reports.
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Large segment of Czechs disregard recommended COVID-19 precautions, WHO survey shows
Despite recommendations, 46 percent of Czechs with coronavirus symptoms choose to venture outside their homes, a new WHO survey indicates.
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Brno launches pilot project to house seniors alongside kindergartens
Studies show such initiatives have greatly improved the mental health and physical wellbeing of the elderly, who often feel isolated. Preschoolers also have much to gain.
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Number of foreign Erasmus+ students in Czech Republic at 75 percent of normal rate last semester
With the onset of the coronavirus pandemic, many of Erasmus students have had to switch to an online study format, despite still being able to travel abroad.
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“The situation is bad”, Blatný calls on Czechs to maintain discipline amid struggling health system
In a televised address to the public on Thursday, Czech Health Minister Jan Blatný called on Czechs to maintain discipline and not break coronavirus rules.
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Pomocné tlapky celebrates 20 years of training assistance, guide and signal dogs
Pomocné tlapky, a non-profit group that breeds, trains and hands over assistance dogs to people with disabilities, is the oldest such organisation in the Czech Republic.
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Thousands of Czechs join booze-free ‘Dry February’ campaign
The ninth annual ‘Dry February’ (Suchej únor) campaign got underway on Monday, encouraging beer-loving Czechs to abstain from alcohol for the entire month.
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