Slovakia is going to ease its anti-pandemic measures from next Monday (April 19), opening all stores and ZOOs, and making it possible for people to attend Masses, Finance Minister Igor Matovič (OLaNO) said at a press conference on Tuesday.
All shops and services will be subject to compliance with the 15 square metres per person rule. Customers will have to have a negative coronavirus test. Movement in natural surroundings outside one's own district will be allowed, again under the condition of a negative test for coronavirus.
Churches are going to reopen, and services will be allowed as well. The condition will be to observe 15 square metres per person and a negative test.
People can also visit botanical gardens and museums. Libraries are to be reopened too, with a maximum of six people allowed, again under the condition of a negative test. Hotels and boarding houses can also reopen, without restaurants however. Up to six people will be allowed to play sports outdoors together, again with a negative test.
