Children aged 6 to 12 who have lived in high and very high risk countries will not need a valid PCR test when crossing the border and will not have to be in self-isolation for at least five days before passing the mandatory PCR test after arrival in the Czech Republic.
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Although they must continue to take this test, they can be tested immediately upon arrival.
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❗️Travel❗️The government has just approved: From Saturday, children between the ages of 6 and 12 will not have to take a pre-return test from either red or dark red countries. At the same time, it will be possible to perform a PCR test on these children as soon as they return, so they will not have to self-isolate at all.
– Jakub Kulhanek (@JakubKulhanek) July 30, 2021
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People who will receive a doctor’s certificate do not have to wear the prescribed respiratory protection for health reasons where it is otherwise mandatory.. They should have it stated in the medical certificate and also it should be stated in their medical records so that it can be checked.
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“However, such persons shall be required to wear another respiratory protective device in accordance with this measure as specified in the medical certificate, unless the medical certificate expressly states that the person concerned may not wear any respiratory protective equipment,” the Regulation states. .
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Mandatory respirators or equivalent protective equipment continue to remain in the interiors of buildings, in public transport and in other places, as has been the case so far.
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Other changes from August 1
Further measures will be released on Sunday, when, for example, the limits on the number of people in swimming pools or zoos will be increased. And the capacity to participate in sports and cultural events will increase. Dancing will also be allowed at discos and clubs.
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