Overview
- Czech authorities report 2,375 infections and 28 deaths in 2025, with Prague, Karlovy Vary, Middle Bohemia and Sokolov most affected.
- Boží Dar on the German border issues a hygiene advisory for tourists and day-trippers, while Prague installs extra sanitizer stations and tightens cleaning on public transport.
- Karlovy Vary’s regional hospital reports its infectious-disease ward near capacity, with 18 of 20 beds occupied.
- Roughly 78% of patients have required hospital care, and health officials note infections across age groups including 185 cases among children aged five to nine.
- EU partners have been notified via the ECDC, Germany’s RKI/STIKO recommend Hepatitis A vaccination for travel to Czechia, and Saxony assesses no current epidemiological danger to its population; Germany has logged 993 cases and six deaths this year.