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
NEWS BRIEFS
Clocks going back
Top stories
A swab instead of a jab. The renamed testing kicked off
The government spent the week deciding about nationwide testing. Lockdown is starting to show in infection numbers, experts say.
Curfew will be prolonged. Negative test result will be required for work or trips to nature (FAQ)
Here are some of the answers to questions about the ongoing mass testing.
Why Trump's Twitter ban is no censorship
The solution is to force Facebook to regulate their content more — not less.
Leaving home will be nearly impossible without a negative test
Mass testing, which the government has now branded as screening, starts tomorrow.
- 1. Leaving home will be nearly impossible without a negative test
- 2. The elderly will be given preference. Vaccination strategy changes
- 3. Curfew will be prolonged. Negative test result will be required for work or trips to nature (FAQ)
- 4. Cabinet agrees on COVID screening
- 5. Coronavirus in Slovakia: 1,060 new cases confirmed (graphs)
- 6. Bratislava was nothing like Prague when I first came here
- 7. A swab instead of a jab. The renamed testing kicked off
- 8. The Nitra district reports half the number of positive cases after the second mass testing
- 9. When will I get my COVID vaccine? FAQs about vaccination in Slovakia
- 10. News digest: Schools will remain closed
- 1. Leaving home will be nearly impossible without a negative test
- 2. Bratislava was nothing like Prague when I first came here
- 3. The elderly will be given preference. Vaccination strategy changes
- 4. Cabinet agrees on COVID screening
- 5. Coronavirus in Slovakia: 1,060 new cases confirmed (graphs)
- 6. Curfew will be prolonged. Negative test result will be required for work or trips to nature (FAQ)
- 7. News digest: Minister adjusts vaccine expectations, mass testing decision still in the balance
- 8. More tips for outings in Bratislava during the lockdown
- 9. Slovak designer wins top prize for ocean station that removes plastics from sea
- 10. Fire-damaged façade of Roland’s Palace is almost completely restored
- 1. Leaving home will be nearly impossible without a negative test
- 2. Bratislava was nothing like Prague when I first came here
- 3. News digest: Schools will remain closed
- 4. Coronavirus in Slovakia: 1,060 new cases confirmed (graphs)
- 5. The elderly will be given preference. Vaccination strategy changes
- 6. Slovakia has the most COVID-19 deaths per million people
- 7. News digest: Mass testing on a weekly basis, six exceptions for Holý
- 8. Cabinet agrees on COVID screening
- 9. More tips for outings in Bratislava during the lockdown
- 10. Cabinet wants mass testing to break the curve