Month: October 2014
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Building authorities in Prague have problems with new building regulations
The new Prague building regulations, which are valid for two weeks, cause major problems for the building authorities of the city districts. The Institute of Planning and Development (IPR) did not train officials of building authorities, said Karel Horejš, head of the department of the special building office of the Prague 9 district, at the…
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The NASA-NOAA Finland NPP Satellite team is fighting recent space debris
The artist’s perception of the Finnish Nuclear Power Plant satellite in space. Credit: NASA / Goddard Scientific Visualization Studio / Ryan Zuber While space debris was an uncontrollable opponent in the award-winning space thriller film “Gravity,” space debris, also known as “space debris,” is a constant real-life concern for teams managing satellites orbiting the earth,…
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The outgoing Hudeček wants to cancel the opencard. It will be replaced by a new system
The incumbent management of Prague plans to introduce a system to completely replace the criticized opencard within two years. The system will cost about 40 million crowns. If the councilors decide for him on Tuesday, the first cards could be picked up by passengers at the beginning of next year. This was stated by the…
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Prague services will collect waste from all over Prague. The city will save tens of millions
From 1 November this year, Pražské služby (PS) will now collect municipal waste from the city districts of Prague 2, Prague 3, Prague 8, Prague 9, Prague 10 and Prague 14. This means that Prague Services will be responsible for waste management. throughout the capital. Today, the Board of Directors of Pražské služby together with…
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Krymsk street in Prague attracts crowds. The city considers them confusing
On the nameless Vrovice metro to Donsk and Voronsk streets. Down, in the direction of Herold’s Gardens, the square stood in a curved long alley. Its name is Krymsk, and a few years ago the already beaten facades went down to a party dealer and thief. I throw up The Mizern uprising pushed down the…
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Interest in Dubai is growing, other Arab airlines are heading to Prague
Prague Airport will see more flights to the Persian Gulf this year. The new state airline Flydubai has decided to enter the Czech market. Starting on December 5, the others will thicken the competition on the route from Dubai to Prague, their Boeing 737 will fly to the Czech capital four times a week. In…