As scientists from around the world race to make the COVID-19 vaccine, staff at a cafe in Prague have taken on a race of a different race.
A Reuters report said Milinska Cafe puts electric slot car tracks on its bars as restaurants close for indoor dining.
Staff at a popular cafe in the local art community are still working to prepare a takeout order, but now they have something to capture between orders, according to the report. After meeting a worker in storage at home they decided to set the track.
Zerident plays with the tracks of an electric car inside a cafe bar, as the Czech government in Prague, Czech Republic, has closed all restaurant restaurants for two weeks to slow the spread of COVID-19. (Reuters / David W. Serni)
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The beer twists the race track between tsp, has a glass of wine glass on the bar and includes a loop-de-loop between the two tables.
“It was a sudden thought,” Smack, the bar manager, told Reuters. “We said we can’t have such fun when we have 3 guests if we can’t use the space as we used to.”
To slow the spread of coronavirus disease, the Czech government closed all restrooms for two weeks. (Reuters / David W. Serni)
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The last two months have seen a dramatic increase in newly confirmed COVID-19 cases in the Czech Republic and the highest increase in per capita coronavirus infections and deaths in the last week.
On October 14, Czech authorities banned gatherings of more than six people and dined in restaurants and bars in an effort to curb the spread of COVID-19.
After rotating the strip area in the electric car track, the bartender prepares the drink. (Reuters / David W. Serni)
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On Sunday, about 2,000 protesters rallied against the ban and clashed with riot police in Prague, The Guardian reported.
The virus has infected more than 188,000 people and killed 1,600 in the Czech Republic, according to Joachim Hopkins University.
