Last day of testing: People queued in Bratislava and Košice

Certificates were found in the streets of Košice.

Queues in RužinovQueues in Ružinov (Source: TASR)

The last day of the second round of nationwide testing took place on November 8 in 45 districts, where the rate of the infection was higher than 0.7 percent. Some people in green districts, where the second round of testing did not take place, also had a chance to get tested thanks to mobile testing sites.

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The situation at the testing points was calm, but police investigated a few incidents. Some people, for example, who tested positive tried to get tested again.

Moreover, several hundreds of blank certificates were found scattered on four streets in Košice. Police are investigating how the certificates ended up there and whether they are authentic.

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