AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoPublic Health: Prague authorities report a salmonella outbreak at a primary school in Újezd nad Lesy, with 363 infected and 50 hospitalized; the school is closed and could reopen Tuesday after cleaning and disinfection, with earlier reports pointing to expired eggs. Water & Heat: Lead contamination has led to restrictions on tap water use for about 15,000 people near Prague, while new IPR data shows Prague’s heat islands can keep night temperatures up to seven degrees higher in dense central areas than in outskirts. Transport & Safety: Prague Airport is adding measures to speed up border checks for non-EU travellers after the EU Entry/Exit System (EES) rollout, including changes to passenger flows and help for self-service registration. Local Rules: The Chamber of Deputies approved a change letting municipalities set language and local-knowledge tests for taxi drivers. Economy: S&P revised Czechia’s outlook to “positive,” raising the odds of a potential rating upgrade after 15 years. Sports (Czech focus): Brno’s new T Arena is nearing completion ahead of an Oct 25 handover, with 12,300 seats for sports and up to 15,000 for concerts.
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