Croatia might become a "risky" country
Croatia is a candidate for becoming a non-safe country regarding the coronavirus, said Slovak Health Minister Marek Krajčí. According to him, the situation is particularly dangerous in some regions of ...
Croatia is a candidate for becoming a non-safe country regarding the coronavirus, said Slovak Health Minister Marek Krajčí. According to him, the situation is particularly dangerous in some regions of ...
"We will certainly advertise the benefits of vaccination (against coronavirus) by way of an information campaign but we do not want to force anyone," said Slovak Health Minister Marek Krajči. He added ...
According to the forthcoming guidelines, foreign workers will be required to show a negative test for novel coronavirus, Health Minister Marek Krajci (OLaNO) said on Thursday.
This week Slovakia has recorded the highest number of active COVID-19 cases since the beginning of the epidemics - 1,055 as of Wednesday. Most new cases are imported via seasonal workers.
With the start of the academic year approaching, what rules do the foreign students coming to Slovakia have to follow? Nothing is certain yet. Not even, when shall the academic year begin.
Schools will open their gates on September 2nd in Slovakia with compulsory attendance and new rules in place. For the first two weeks of the fall semester, primary school pupils are recommended to wear ...
The expert consilium will not revisit the list of COVID lower-risk countries until September 1, although Slovaks are recommended to refrain from travelling abroad, particularly if they have underage children, ...
The recent growth in the number of novel coronavirus cases in Slovakia is attributed to the instances of the illness being imported from abroad and subsequently spread via close contacts of the people ...
Slovakia is not interested in the Russian vaccine against the novel coronavirus at the moment, as it falls short on several criteria, Slovak Infectologists Association President Pavol Jarčuška told TASR ...
The ministries of interior and education are in talks on opening quarantine facilities for students from the so-called "red zone" COVID-19 countries.