Bohuslav Svoboda, primátor hl. m. Prahy

This morning, a Czech rescue team will depart from Prague to Venezuela, which has been affected by a devastating earthquake. I just personally greeted our heroes at Václav Havel Airport, thanked them for their courage, and wished them a safe flight and a successful mission. Dozens of specialists from the Fire Rescue Service. (translated)

Today's day was marked by memories and reverence. We remembered the victims of the red terror and the political trials of the communist regime, which embodies the story and life fate not only of Milada Horáková. Honor the memory of all victims, we will never forget! 🕊️🇨🇿 (translated)

The stumbling stones remind us that behind every name in brass was a real life, home, family, and dreams. This week we returned the names of Gisele, Else, and Vilém Holzer back to the Prague sidewalk from which they were forcefully taken. Prague does not forget its inhabitants. (translated)

🩸 Today is World Blood Donor Day 🩸 Every day, hospitals in Prague need dozens of liters of blood to save lives. Thanks to you, voluntary donors, this is possible. Your generosity and solidarity are true heroism that cannot be bought. Thank you to everyone who regularly donates. (translated)

World climbing at Štvanice 👏🏻 This weekend, one of the biggest sporting highlights of this summer took place, the World Climbing Series Prague 2026 on the island of Štvanice. Prague 7 hosted the world elite in bouldering and lead climbing. Adam Ondra delivered a great performance in front of his home crowd. (translated)

Czech Day against Cancer is an important reminder that prevention has enormous significance in medicine. Cancer diseases affect thousands of families, and it is very often true that early detection of the disease significantly increases the chance of successful treatment. As a doctor, I want to remind you again. (translated)

Today we celebrate International Nurses Day, commemorating the birth of Florence Nightingale, the founder of modern nursing and a symbol of selflessness and humanity. Prague's hospitals, polyclinics, and home care rely daily on the extraordinary work of nurses and caregivers. (translated)