"Feeding the pigeons is not the best idea," Slovakia's Health Minister Rudolf Zajac commented on the danger of spreading the bird flu |
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- 1. Leaving home will be nearly impossible without a negative test
- 2. Johnson Controls will dismiss hundreds of employees in Bratislava
- 3. Curfew will be prolonged. Negative test result will be required for work or trips to nature (FAQ)
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- 6. Coronavirus in Slovakia: 1,785 new cases confirmed (graphs)
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- 9. News digest: Slovakia opens more testing sites
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