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News digest: Who will take the swabs?
The government offers hundreds of euros to health care staff for testing. Curfew ends on Saturday for some. Take a look at testing sites and more.
People with negative tests can go to hairdresser or outdoor terraces
Those with a negative test result will have to follow rules introduced on October 15.
Companies fear drop in demand for their products and services the most
International chambers of commerce asked companies about their current situation as well as expectations.
The big testing: When and where to show up, and what if I don't want to? (FAQ)
Here is what we know about the practicalities of the nationwide testing so far. Testing also applies to foreigners and diplomats in Slovakia.
- 1. The big testing: When and where to show up, and what if I don't want to? (FAQ)
- 2. People with negative tests can go to hairdresser or outdoor terraces
- 3. Where to get tested in Bratislava
- 4. Afraid of testing? Minimise your risk of infection with these test day tips
- 5. A step-by-step guide to nationwide testing
- 6. Coronavirus in Slovakia: 2,785 new cases confirmed (graphs)
- 7. Curfew and closed schools. Slovakia goes into a mild lockdown this weekend
- 8. News digest: Who will take the swabs?
- 9. News digest: The Gale targets corruption, cabinet officially prolongs curfew
- 10. Curfew might end on November 15
- 1. The big testing: When and where to show up, and what if I don't want to? (FAQ)
- 2. Nationwide testing confirmed for this weekend
- 3. Foreigners and diplomats expected to come to testing
- 4. A step-by-step guide to nationwide testing
- 5. Curfew and closed schools. Slovakia goes into a mild lockdown this weekend
- 6. News digest: Nationwide testing gained contours
- 7. People with negative tests can go to hairdresser or outdoor terraces
- 8. Coronavirus in Slovakia: 2,785 new cases confirmed (graphs)
- 9. Where to get tested in Bratislava
- 10. Curfew might end on November 15
- 1. Curfew and closed schools. Slovakia goes into a mild lockdown this weekend
- 2. Coronavirus in Slovakia: 2,785 new cases confirmed (graphs)
- 3. The big testing: When and where to show up, and what if I don't want to? (FAQ)
- 4. Trails and tribulations: the important work of Slovakia’s unpaid hiking route markers
- 5. News digest: Curfew and testing is the Slovak-style lockdown
- 6. Slovaks filmed drone video of the month
- 7. Nationwide testing confirmed for this weekend
- 8. Tourist finds ancient silver coins under an uprooted tree
- 9. Foreigners and diplomats expected to come to testing
- 10. A step-by-step guide to nationwide testing