Hungary, Poland and Austria will be placed on Slovakia's list of 'risky' countries in terms of coronavirus spread, the Central Crisis Committee announced on Monday. The exact date when it comes into force is to be decided by the end of this week. Travellers from "risky" countries must respect a set of rules upon entering Slovakia. According to Prime Minister Igor Matovič (OLANO), the Government will designate around a dozen border crossings where it will be possible to enter Slovakia, and where there will be mandatory antigen testing. Regular cross-border commuters will need to undergo antigen tests once every two weeks. Meanwhile, the results of PCR and antigen tests done in other EU-member countries will be accepted by Slovakia.
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