“Let us not abuse this disease for either political or economic purposes, but let us truly create a unity that has always appeared in the most difficult moments of our lives,” said Cardinal Dominik Duka.
“The only defense is to follow certain rules, distance from each other, wear veils and interact with the smallest possible circle of people,” added Eva Zažímalová, chairwoman of the Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic.
“Go out and eat vitamins. Don’t go too high among people, and if you do, take a veil,” actor and moderator Aleš Háma called on people. “We really experienced it and it wasn’t fun, especially with Hanka,” said opera singer and partner of singer Hana Zagorová Štefan Margita.
“As long as you don’t have it, you don’t take it seriously,” added footballer Antonín Panenka. “I’m already full of sneakers, but I’m sure that if we endure it, it will be better soon,” said singer Marek Ztracený.
“Hold on to everyone in these difficult times, with or without a covid. May you be happier soon,” the actors and spouses Patrik and Markéta told Děrgel. “I know that it is very difficult now and that we are locked up at home, but if we endure it, we will manage it together,” added TV Nova presenter Kristina Kloubková.
“Wear veils where necessary, exercise and be in a good mood. Together we can do it,” said cyclist Roman Kreuziger. “The sooner we start to follow all possible measures, even if some of them are not entirely pleasant, the sooner we will meet,” the singer Václav Lebeda performing under the pseudonym Voxel appeals to people.
“We all want us to return to a life full of face-to-face, which requires us to act responsibly and disciplinedly,” said Jan Burian, director of the National Theater. “Please, really, observe it, otherwise we are in hell,” added the singer Petr Janda.
A number of other familiar faces also joined the challenge. You can see their message in the TV Nova report, which you can find under the title of the article.
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