Karviná

American  

[kahr-vi-nuh, kahr-vee-nah] / ˈkɑr vɪ nə, ˈkɑr viˌnɑ /

noun

1. an industrial city in the NE Czech Republic, in N Moravia.

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Example Sentences

A 2021 study of more than 800 European cities by Spain’s Barcelona Institute for Global Health, or ISGlobal, puts the regional capital of Ostrava and the nearby towns of Karviná and Havířov among the top 10 most polluted European cities.

From Seattle Times

State hard coal miner OKD last week closed its mines in the Karvina area in the country’s east, along the Polish border, after a jump in cases among miners and their close contacts.

From Reuters

The region of Karvina, where OKD’s operations are based, has had 247 cases per 100,000 people over the past seven days compared to a rate of around 10 overall in the country.

From Reuters

Almost half of the country’s new recorded cases, 122 out of 260, were identified in the Karviná region in the east of the country, where a hotspot had appeared among miners, the health minister Adam Vojtech said.

From The Guardian

While restrictions in most of the country have been lifted in recent weeks, Karvina will see a tightening now, including lowering the number of people allowed at gatherings to 100, Vojtech said.

From Reuters