Slavomír Moudrý from Most hasn't had a good night's sleep in days. His apartment is adjacent to a three-story extension, the ground floor of which was the U Kojota restaurant that burned down over the weekend. He was the one who called the fire department before midnight on Saturday. "It was an apocalypse. I'm having a hard time sleeping, I've only slept for about two hours since yesterday," he told Deník on Monday.
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Slavomír Moudrý from Most hasn't had a good night's sleep in days. His apartment is adjacent to a three-story extension, the ground floor of which was the U Kojota restaurant that burned down over the weekend. He was the one who called the fire department before midnight on Saturday. "It was an apocalypse. I'm having a hard time sleeping, I've only slept for about two hours since yesterday," he told Deník on Monday.