As of Monday, life in the Czech Republic is returning to a relative degree of normalcy. A relaxation of government anti-coronavirus restrictions has seen the return of many students to the classroom, and the reopening of some services, cultural and tourist venues. But conditions vary from region to region – depending on the respective rate of infection.
People can now use the services of hairdressers, pedicurists and beauty salons, for example, or take their household pets in for grooming. Tattoo salons and similar non-essential services remain closed for the moment, but rehabilitation services, such as massages, will also start operating. And all stores and services should be able to open on May 10, regardless of the local development of the pandemic.