Prostitutes See Sharp Drop In Business

[matcom]

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PRAGUE (Reuters) - EU entry has not brought everyone in the Czech Republic the promised economic advantages.

Sex workers in the border regions of the country have seen a sharp drop in business, officials said on Tuesday, after crossings were opened on May 1 and made long lines of lorries a thing of the past.

"Before, drivers used to have waits of several hours, and this naturally attracted prostitutes. But now drivers have almost no time...hardly any stop for prostitutes," Jan Hruza, chief of police in the border town of Cesky Tesin, told the daily Pravo.

In the past, hundreds of sex workers could be seen touting for business on the streets, especially in towns on roads leading to Germany and Austria. A prime source of business were the truck drivers who often had to spend up to 24 hours waiting for paperwork to be approved.

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[matcom]

1. A PROSTITUTE story that sinks in the LOUNGE????

what the HELL is wrong with you people! :D

[KinkyDem]

2. Well ...

the prostitutes aren't getting busy so the pervs are not interested and the prudes are happy and so, they are quiet.

[underpants]

3. The shouldn't have stopped taking Czechs

Oh that was just sitting there.

[mac56]

4. I can understand why they stopped.

Sometimes the Czechs bounce!

[DS1]

5. Comic-Con 2004 is moving so everyone can get Czechoffs

waaaahahhaha