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Czech Republic Records Lowest Daily Rise in COVID-19 Cases Since September

Czech Republic Records Lowest Daily Rise in COVID-19 Cases Since September
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Czech government presents a six-stage plan to exit lockdown

The Czech government has presented a six-stage plan for a gradual easing of coronavirus restrictions. If the epidemiological situation continues to develop favourably, it counts on the reopening of shops, markets and selected cultural facilities on May 3. The subsequent phases have thus far been left undated. Their activation is instead subject to the ratio of positive cases within the population. After more than six months of lockdown and growing public frustration with the situation, Trade and Industry Minister Karel Havlíček on Thursday unveiled the government’s plans for a gradual easing of restrictions in the coming weeks. “It is an important moment, because with this announcement we are also saying that the epidemiological situation is at a stage when an easing of restrictions in the economic, educational, cultural and sporting sectors is possible.”

All shops to reopen from May 3 if positive Covid trend continues

The Czech government will allow the reopening of all shops, markets and selected services from Monday May 3, if Covid-19 numbers continue to fall. Speaking a cabinet meeting on the matter, the minister of industry and trade, Karel Havlíček, said such changes could occur if the number of cases fell to below 100 per 100,000 inhabitants weekly; the figure on Thursday was 177, he said. The minister also revealed a new system tied to infection rates that will be used to determine what would be allowed to open when, with the government due to discuss further easing at special weekly meetings.

The Green Brief: Europe s green finance taxonomy wars, part 3 – EURACTIV com

Greetings and welcome to EURACTIV’s Green Brief. Below you’ll find the latest roundup of news covering energy & environment from across Europe. You can subscribe to the weekly newsletter here. After a failed attempt last year, the European Commission is finally presenting today (21 April) its first batch of implementing rules under the EU’s sustainable finance taxonomy, laying down detailed technical criteria for what can be labelled a “green” investment in the EU. In doing so, the EU executive will also open a new chapter in what can now be branded as the European ‘taxonomy wars’. The first chapter was opened in December 2019 when Britain and France –  backed at the time by Bulgaria, Czechia, Hungary, Poland, Romania, Slovakia, and Slovenia – blocked a deal on the EU taxonomy regulation, the overarching law which sets out the key principles of sustainable finance at European level.

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