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Cabinet prolonged national emergency


Cabinet prolonged national emergency
The curfew emptied the streets in Bratislava. (Source: TASR)
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The proposal was passed unanimously, said Finance Minister Eduard Heger (OĽaNO), who is temporarily in charge of the Health Ministry following the resignation of Marek Krajčí.

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An ultimatum for Slovakia's PM: he either leaves or loses coalition partners


This is your overview of news from Slovakia on Monday, March 15, 2021. For a deeper insight into current affairs, read Last Week in Slovakia published earlier today.
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Ultimatum for Matovič
Two coalition parties, Freedom and Solidarity (SaS) and Za Ľudí, have conditioned their stay in the government with the departure of Igor Matovič (OĽaNO) from the prime ministerial post.
SaS and its chair Richard Sulík gave him time to decide until next Wednesday, March 24, when the party’s national council is scheduled to meet and decide on the next steps. Sulík even offered his post in exchange for Matovič’s resignation at the March 15 press conference.

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South African version wrongly identified, British strain still prevails


South African version wrongly identified, British strain still prevails
More districts enter black tier again, but health minister soon expects improvement of the situation.
(Source: TASR)
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The situation in Slovakia slightly improved over the past week and it seems that Slovakia has broken the curve, said Health Minister Marek Krajčí (OĽaNO).

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State planned tests for home use, but the minister bought the wrong ones


The Health Ministry recently purchased 35 million rapid tests for nearly €140 million.
Chief Marek Krajčí (OĽaNO) announced “a big change” in testing, claiming that people will no longer have to be tested in the mobile testing sites. Instead, they were supposed to test themselves at home, the Sme daily reported.
The purchased tests cannot be used for this purpose, however, analyst Martin Smatana, former head of now-defunct Institute for Health Policy, wrote on Facebook.
Apart from the already purchased tests, the Administration of State Material Reserves (SŠHR) is ready to purchase a further 25 million rapid tests, as stems from a cabinet ordinance adopted on February 18, Sme wrote.

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South Africa strain confirmed, while problems at the Health Ministry pile up


This is your overview of news from Slovakia on Monday, March 8, 2021. This is a free-of-charge service for our readers. For a more detailed insight into current affairs, read Last Week in Slovakia, published earlier today.
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New rules come into force
Several new rules came into force on Monday, March 8.
This includes the mandatory wearing of FFP2 or N95 respirators in shops and public transport. Starting next Monday, respirators will be compulsory also inside buildings (except for one’s household).

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Nationwide testing cost nearly €120 million


Nationwide testing cost nearly €120 million
Final bill published by the Finance Ministry.
Nationwide coronavirus testing in Bratislava, October 31, 2020. (Source: Sme - Marko Erd)
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The participating ministries and institutions received more than €99 million from the state coffers, while other expenditures amounted to €20.78 million, according to the bill published by the Finance Ministry.

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New rules come into force, but ordinance published late


New rules came into force, but ordinance published late
Some rules came into force on March 3, but others will become effective only next Monday.
New curfew rules are applied from March 3. (Source: TASR)
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Wednesday, March 3, the respective ordinance by hygienists was missing.
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