The EU country that is not angry with Brussels for vaccine rollout
The Czechs have gone from being one of the least-affected nations by the pandemic, to one of its worst, reports William Nattrass in Prague
Over 24,000 white crosses were marked on Prague’s Old Town Square this week to commemorate the victims of Covid-19 in the Czech Republic.
The country has gone from being one of Europe’s least-affected nations following the first wave a year ago, to one of its worst affected today.
Having lived under lockdown measures since October, Czechs still do not have the comfort of a “roadmap” back to normal life, and cases and deaths remain stubbornly high.
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