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In Czech Republic you can go outside only for work shopping or excecise on condition you don'c come close to anyone else. Also masks (including self made) are m
by m4rtink 7y ago
In Czech Republic you can go outside only for work shopping or excecise on condition you don'c come close to anyone else. Also masks (including self made) are mandatory in public.
All non essential shops are closec, borders are closed.
All this is enforced and the few people who for some reason break these rules have been fined pretty heavily.
Also if you are in quaratine as infected or potentially infected and go out, you might get a multi year jail sentance.
- ma2rten 7y agoThat's pretty strong action. In California I think you could technically go to jail for going outside, but it's not enforced yet. I hope other countries follow the Czech Republic's example, otherwise many areas of the world will look like Italy soon.
- jansan 7y agoIn my region in Germany a stupid lady who was supposed to be under quarantine caused a traffic accident. Dear god, how stupid can people be?
- Tomte 7y agoShe "caused" it by being there. The other driver was at fault, swerving onto the opposite direction lane and hitting her. She shouldn't have been outside, but your version of the story is preposterously wrong.
- jansan 7y agoYou are right, I should have written that the stupid lady was involved in an accident.
- lolc 7y agoI'm happy to read at least one European country is taking masks seriously. I'm not sure I'm onboard with making face-masks mandatory when going out. But if it were limited to stores and public transport I'd be all for it! It hurts reading government publications here that advise against mask usage. They say that masks don't offer protection when in actuality they're scared of increasing demand for masks which would endanger people working in hospitals. The Czech example of allowing self-made masks is a hands-on solution!