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    Czech Republic and Slovakia reopen internal border

    Wednesday, 03 June 2020

    Prague, Czech Republic. Credit: Pixabay

    The Czech Republic and Slovakia will fully reopen their internal border from Thursday, Slovak Prime Minister Igor Matovic announced on Wednesday.

    Access between the two countries, which were one until 1993, had been restricted since mid-March due to the new coronavirus (Covid-19) crisis.

    Until now, citizens could only cross the border for up to 48 hours.

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    The news comes amid various countries announcing their intentions to open their borders again, including France, Italy, Cyprus and Latvia.

    The Brussels Times