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Slovakia belongs among the least vaccinated populations in the EU.
They need confirmation of contraindication and a negative test.
The Transport Ministry has set this condition for airlines flying from high-risk countries to Slovakia.
There are 22 centres around Slovakia that will administer the vaccine for this age group.
Antibodies are only part of the protection against the disease.
A majority of people think that the state is insufficient in ensuring the public follows the epidemic measures.
Neighbouring countries have already started the vaccination.
Testing is recommended for vaccinated and recovered people too.
People will no longer have to wait six months after receiving the second vaccine shot.
The law is retroactive.
Seniors who were vaccinated in the first half of 2021 and do not plan to get a booster are out of the scheme.
Last attempt for positive motivation, says Matovič. Health Ministry will look into vaccine mandate possibility.
How to have your Covid vaccine doses received abroad recognised in Slovakia.
The Health Ministry has one proposal ready but wants to discuss it.
Minister negotiating within the coalition, lack of agreement on this topic.
The country still awaits the first children's vaccines.
Interest in the first shot was on the rise in the past weeks.
About 4,800 people have received monoclonal antibodies in Slovakia. To compare, there were more than 2.4 million vaccinated people as of Monday.
Ministry expects the delivery of children vaccines by Pfizer/BionTech by the end of 2021.
Unqualified workers tend to be the least supportive of the Covid vaccine according to the poll.
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