On Sunday, two years passed since the first case of COVID-19 was confirmed in Slovakia. Despite the favourable trend, the situation is still not good according to Slovak Chief Hygienist...
Students of primary and secondary schools no longer have to have their upper airways covered during classes as of Monday, according to the latest regulation issued by the Slovak Public Health Office... ...
Pandemic measures in Slovakia will start to be eased as of 28 February, said Premier Eduard Heger before the Government session on Wednesday.
Non-essential stores should operate in 'basic' mode, i.e. with non-vaccinated people allowed to enter, the Government recommended to Slovakia's Chief Hygienist Jan Mikas at its online meeting on Thurs ...
The Public Health Office has scrapped the directive on the mandatory OTP (vaccinated, tested, recovered) mode in workplaces, effective as of Saturday, February 5.
The State Hospitals Association stated on Thursday that the omicron wave has not yet endangered the operation of state-run hospitals in Slovakia.
The Public Health Office reported on Monday about the new OP+ mode, set to come into effect as of January 19, Wednesday. It will be a prerequisite for access to selected establishments and operations.
Two low-cost air carriers have suspended a number of lines connecting Kosice with other European cities due to the coronavirus omicron variant.
On Thursday, Vice-premier and Finance Minister Igor Matovic (OLaNO) informed that the Finance Ministry had postponed the deadline for the registration of seniors aged 60+ for a vaccination bonus.
More than 50 per cent of the population in Slovakia has been vaccinated with at least the first dose. Health Minister Vladimir Lengvarsky (an OLaNO nominee) stated this on Wednesday, adding that if w ...
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