The End of Duty Stamps: What Shall I Do?
The ‘kolek’ duty stamps are valid only until 31st December 2024. After this date, it…
More‼️Effective from 6 a.m. 14 March 2020 until 6 a.m. 24 March 2020, the Czech government has ordered the closure of all shops with the exception of grocery stores, pharmacies, drugstores, petrol stations, and a few more exceptions. I tis still possible to order food delivery and to use takeaway service at restaurants. The aim of the measures is to prevent people from gathering in large groups and thus to reduce the risk of spreading the coronavirus infection.
More information is available at the website of the Ministry of Industry and Trade (MIT) or on an information line established by the MIT in connection with this measure: 224 854 444.
The original text of the regulations is available here.
The Czech government has again tightened measures to prevent spreading the coronavirus infection.
If you are experiencing symptoms of coronavirus (dry cough and fever) and you have been to a place with an increased risk of infection, please CALL the Hygiene Office of the City of Prague: 773782850 or 773782856.
For any questions or should you need interpreting or assistance services, please use the telephone helpline of the Integration Centre Prague. The contacts are available here.
Source: website of the Czech Television and the Integration Centre Prague
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