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Today´s round 5 will be played. Playing halls will be divided into smaller parts. Visitors will not be allowed to go to the playing halls.
Based on resolution of Czech government, all events with more than 100 people will be restricted. To follow this, playing halls will be divided into smaller, separated parts. Visitors will not be allowed to go to the playing halls.Further information will be provided before the start of the game."
Today´s round 5 will be played. Playing halls will be divided into smaller parts. Visitors will not be allowed to go to the playing halls.
Based on resolution of Czech government, all events with more than 100 people will be restricted. To follow this, playing halls will be divided into smaller, separated parts. Visitors will not be allowed to go to the playing halls.Further information will be provided before the start of the game."
Championship finishes by round 7
March 12, 2020 04:29 PM
In connection with the current development of the situation in Europe, the government of the Czech Republic and the National Security Council have declared preventive measures against spread of the coronavirus. As per the decision of the government and the National Security Council, which came in force on Tuesday 12th March, 2020, all cultural, sport, and social events with above 30 participants are banned.
The resolution for WSTCC 2020:
The tournament finishes by 7th round on 12th March 2020.
Final ceremony is moved to 12th March 2020, 10pm. Only the winners of each category will be allowed to participate.
Transfers announced for Sunday 15th March will be made without any changes.
Transfers on 13th March can be discussed upon request at the infocentre of the TRISTAR hotel (65+ hall).
WSTCC 2020: The winners declared after the 7th round
In connection with the current development of the situation in Europe, the government of the Czech Republic and the National Security Council have declared preventive measures against the spread of the coronavirus.
On Tuesday 10th, the National Security Council banned all cultural, sport, and social events with above 100 participants. Following the advice of the Czech Deputy Minister of Health of the Czech Republic Roman Prymula, the World Senior Team Championship was split across several smaller venues to be able to continue. It must be noted that Mr. Prymula, apart from being a FIDE Master, is an epidemiologist - the biggest national authority in this field. FIDE would like to take the chance to thank him for his personal involvement and support.
However, as the situation worsened, new measures have been put in place, effective today. The authorities have decided to cancel any event that involves the gathering of 30 or more people. In view of this new measure, the winners were declared after the seventh round.
The final ceremony was moved to 12th March 2020, 10 PM.
FIDE would like to thank the Tournament Director Jan Mazuch, the Deputy Director Petr Laušman, the tournament managers Jiří Petružálek and Michal Horacek, and all their team, for their professionalism and their many efforts into keeping this tournament going despite the difficulties.
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