What Others Write About the Czech Republic – November 9, 2026
The Slovak portal HNonline.sk reports a morning pileup in Czechia, which occurred in Orlová in Moravia and Silesia. According to this report, 23 vehicles were involved in the incident, and six people were injured.

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In brief
- According to HNonline.sk, on Monday morning 23 cars collided in Orlová, including fire brigade, ambulance and prison service vehicles.
- HNonline.sk reports that the most likely cause was an icy road surface.
- Citing ČT24 and iDNES.cz, the portal reports that six people were injured.
- According to the same sources, the injuries are not life-threatening.
Slovak press
The Slovak portal HNonline.sk reports that in the Czech Republic, in the town of Orlová in Moravia and Silesia, 23 cars collided on Monday morning, including fire brigade, ambulance and prison service vehicles, and the cause was most likely an icy road surface. According to HNonline.sk, citing ČT24 and iDNES.cz, six people were injured, but the injuries are not life-threatening. (V Česku sa pre poľadovicu zrazilo 23 áut vrátane hasičov aj záchranárov – HNonline.sk)
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