Clocks should be moved back one hour on the night between Saturday, October 26 and Sunday, October 27, as daylight savings time ends in the Central European Time zone.
24. Oct 2002 at 9:55
Clocks moving back
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- 3. News digest: Lockdown effects not fully seen yet, Bratislava shuts schools
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- 2. Coronavirus in Slovakia: 15,278 new cases confirmed (graphs)
- 3. News digest: Schools across Slovakia are closing
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- 5. Slovakia responds to the Omicron variant. All incomers from select countries will have to self-isolate
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