AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoPublic Health: Prague has seen scabies cases jump to 459 diagnoses in the first half of the year, up from 300 a year earlier, with officials stressing it’s not about hygiene and that infection usually spreads via prolonged skin contact or shared textiles. Energy Preparedness: A June survey for epet finds Czechs aren’t especially worried about blackouts: about 40% actively look for guidance, but many households still lack enough drinking water for 24 hours and only around one in eight has backup power. Travel Tech Update: Prague’s Václav Havel Airport will remove national flags from eGate displays, switching to text-only country codes; Taiwanese travelers can still use automated clearance under the same conditions. Sports & Europe: UEFA has expelled Czech champions MFK Karviná from the 2026/27 Europa League over match-fixing involvement, reshuffling Czech qualification spots. Culture: Karlovy Vary’s 60th festival opened with international stars and a Crystal Globe for Dustin Hoffman, running until 11 July. Health Warning: A Prague oncologist says avoid regularly eating heavily charred barbecue meat and replace scratched non-stick frying pans.
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