Czech President Zeman Diagnosed With COVID-19, Returns to Hospital, Report Says

Earlier in the day, Zeman was discharged from the Central Military Hospital (CVH) in Prague, where he had been undergoing treatment since 10 October.
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Czech President Milos Zeman, 77, has been diagnosed with COVID and is returning to hospital, Czech Television reported.

A few days ago, Zeman received the third vaccination against coronavirus, the broadcaster noted.
According to Frekvence 1 radio station, the president showed no COVID symptoms when he was discharged from hospital earlier on Thursday, after spending there more than a month while being treated for another condition.
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The president has been suffering from diabetic neuropathy in his feet. This condition makes it difficult for him to walk so he has been using a wheelchair recently.
Milos Zeman has been president of the Czech Republic since 2013 and is now on his second term as head of state.
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