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.
GRECO or the Group of States against Corruption, which is the Council of Europe's anti-corruption body, expressed disappointment in a report released on Wednesday at the slow progress made by Slovakia ...
Although the fear that Western societies are gradually losing many of their freedoms has been around for a long time, in the wake of measures being imposed to slow the spread of coronavirus this fear has ...
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.
Due to the British mutation of the new coronavirus, a 14-day quarantine will be required for people returning to Slovakia from abroad as of February 8th. On day 8, they will be able to undergo an RTC-PCR ...
The European Roma Rights Centre (ERRC) based in Brussels published a report on Tuesday on the situation concerning Roma children in state care in five European countries, including Slovakia.
Based on material from the Finance Ministry, the Government on Tuesday evening proposed to introduce a zero value-added tax (VAT) rate on personal protective equipment providing higher respiratory protection ...
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