Mass events in six people, walks until 11 pm, or the return of other students to the benches. These are just some examples of disintegration that would bring a fourth degree of alert.
In order to get into it, the so-called risk index in the Czech Republic must remain at the level of 75 and lower for at least a week. This has been going on since November 9.
“It is highly probable that the transition to level 4, unless something unpredictable happens, will be possible,” said Ladislav Dušek, director of the Institute of Health Information and Statistics of the Czech Republic.
According to information from TV Nova, the Minister of Health Jan Blatný (for YES) should propose to the government a transition to a lower level of readiness on Friday. Minister Karel Havlíček (for YES) even wants to relax the measure even more in the area of trade than the fourth degree allows.
“Most likely, it will be decided on Friday and it will be valid from Monday. We would put a reopened Sunday there. As a second thing, I would like to get a higher number of customers per square meter,” said Havlíček.
However, not all members of the cabinet agree with the rapid dismantling. “I have no choice but to follow the opinion of the Minister of Health. I just warn against access from wall to wall, ie rapid disintegration,” said Minister of Labor and Social Affairs Jana Maláčová (CSSD).
However, an extension of the emergency condition is required for the PES system to work. If this did not happen, the government dog would only function on the basis of recommendations.
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