Farm harvests so far this year have yielded significantly more than in 2000, with 2.7 million tonnes in wheat having been taken off the fields compared to 1.7 million tonnes last year.
11. Sep 2001 at 10:01
Harvests generous in 2001
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Threats have worked. People queued for COVID testing before the official start
The nationwide testing in Slovakia started with four districts in the north. Here is a report from the first day in Orava.
Day two of pilot testing in hardest-hit regions is off to a smoother start
PM Igor Matovič and Health Minister Marek Krajčí are helping the sampling teams, too.
No test, no work. Employees will have to take paid or unpaid leave
Those who will be quarantined with a positive test result will be entitled to pandemic sick leave.
Autumn holidays change, art schools close too
The ministry will contribute to schools to buy computers and other equipment for distance learning.
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