A woman walks by thousands of crosses that are painted at the Old Town Square, to commemorate the 1-year anniversary of the death of first Czech COVID-19 patient, in Prague, Czech Republic, Monday, March 22, 2021. Some 25,000 have been killed by COVID-19 in the hard-hit Czech Republic. Jaromir Vytopil was one of them. His everyday presence in the small Czech town of Pelhrimov was something everybody took for granted for seven decades as he had served the generations of readers. The longest serving Czech bookseller, passed away on Nov 9. 2020, at age of 83. (AP Photo/Petr David Josek)
Praga (Repubblica Ceca) – La repubblica Ceca sta lanciando l’uso dei vaccini contro il coronavirus Johnson & Johnson, dopo l’esame dell’Agenzia europea dei medicinali. Il ministero della Salute di Praga ha riferito che le prime 14.400 dosi saranno inviate ai medici generici in tutto il Paese, mentre altre 24mila dovrebbero essere consegnate la prossima settimana. Entro ieri le autorità sanitarie hanno vaccinato quasi 2,6 milioni di persone, su una popolazione di 10,7 milioni, con almeno una dose del vaccino Pfizer, Moderna o AstraZeneca.
