Cross-border commuters heading for Austria are obliged to present a certificate proving that they've tested negative for coronavirus as of Wednesday, reads information published by the Slovak Foreign Affairs ...
One patient suffered injuries in a fire that erupted at Louis Pasteur University Hospital's COVID department in Košice on Sunday.
How long will our new vaccines be effective in warding off the SARS-CoV-2 coronavirus, given that viruses are always evolving into new variants or strains?
Health Minister Marek Krajci (OLaNO) announced on Saturday following his visit to a vaccination centre in Trencin that a total of 75,000 people should be vaccinated against COVID-19 over the course of ...
Prime Minister Igor Matovic (OLaNO), speaking on RTVS's politics discussion programme Saturday Dialogues, admitted that the Russian COVID-19 Sputnik V vaccine could be produced in Slovakia.
As of Monday, February 8, when the so-called COVID-19 automaton starts regulating the anti-pandemic measures in Slovakia, a negative test for coronavirus will not be necessary for people going to work ...
Following mass COVID-19 testing last weekend, the City of Bratislava reported on Thursday that the British mutated strain of the virus had gained a strong presence in the capital.
AstraZeneca will deliver fewer vaccines than promised and contracted. According to Health Minister Marek Krajči it will not be 58,000 doses as previously contracted, since the information about deliveries ...
The Government recommends that people should wear respirators in interior public premises, on public transport vehicles and in shops in light of the British mutated strain of novel coronavirus.
Kindergartens, the first stage of primary schools, and the final years of secondary schools will be open starting Monday, February 8. At the same time, the COVID automaton is to be tightened.
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