AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoPublic Health: A shipment of 300,000 flu vaccine doses has arrived in Czechia ahead of schedule, with deliveries to GP surgeries expected to begin next week. Prague paramedics also report a sharp rise in suspected cannabinoid intoxications among under-20s: 474 call-outs in the first nine months of 2026, nearly double the previous year’s total. Drought: Low water levels have forced the cancellation of the traditional public harvest at Rožmberk, the country’s largest pond. Třeboň ponds are missing more than half their usual water, which must be preserved for carp ahead of Christmas. Politics: Pro-Western opposition parties kept control of the Senate, dealing Prime Minister Andrej Babiš a setback; his ANO movement won none of the contested seats. Prague Heritage: Around 200 people rallied to demand restoration of the 125-year-old Výtoň railway bridge, urging the government and rail authorities to act. Jobs and Transport: Czechia faces a shortage of more than 90,000 workers, and the government plans to raise quotas for Filipino workers. At Prague-Smíchov station, the first new platforms are due to open on 20 October.
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