Police in Prague intervened on Sunday morning against squatters who, for the second time in a year, reoccupied a long-unused site in Bubenec in the Papírenská Street area. Officers, with the owner’s consent, entered the property and ordered everyone present to leave. The operation went without major complications, but one person was taken to police. The land belongs to Lidl, which bought the area in 2022. Squatters have not been deterred before. Last year, a group of activists moved in without the owner’s consent, began building an autonomous social centre, and planned to run community projects there. Police then carried out a large operation to clear the building. During that earlier eviction, part of the group climbed onto the roof and refused to leave for several hours. Lidl said it is considering using the location as part of its future development plans, but it has not published a specific form or timeline. The site remains unused. At the latest, one person has been brought in by police, while the situation at the property remains under police handling following Sunday’s intervention.