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.
28. Oct 2002 at 0:00 | From press reports of TASR and SITA
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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.
He wore his mask with his nose uncovered. Kotleba is COVID-19 positive
Three more MPs have reportedly tested positive so far.
Curfew and closed schools. Slovakia goes into a mild lockdown this weekend
Nationwide testing will follow, accompanied by another curfew.
Nationwide testing - an ambitious plan with an uncertain result
Antigen tests to be used work on patients with symptoms.
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- 2. The state prepares nationwide coronavirus testing
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