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Slovenia - Covid-19 coronavirus cases - 3,498 cases, 135 deaths

http://www.sloveniatimes.com/number-...es-rises-again

Ljubljana - The number of confirmed coronavirus cases rose by six to 1,445 on Monday after no new cases were recorded on Saturday and Sunday, when fewer testes were conducted. Yesterday, 1,338 people were tested. The number of hospitalised persons stood at 56.

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So far, 1,445 people tested positive for coronavirus in Slovenia, 637 men and 808 women. 98 people died of Covid-19.​​​​​​​
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https://www.total-slovenia-news.com/...id-19-slovenia

Antibody study shows one in thirty Slovenians exposed to coronavirus


STA, 6 May 2020 - A nationwide antibody study has found that one in thirty Slovenians has probably been exposed to the novel coronavirus. This means that about 2-4% of the population may have gained some sort of immunity to Covid-19, show the results of the study released on Wednesday.

Among 1,368 persons tested, 41 or 3.1% had antibodies in their blood samples and two tested positive for Covid-19, according to Mario Poljak, a researcher at the Institute of Microbiology and Immunology, which led the study.

Given that the sample was representative of the entire population, researchers can say with 95% certainty that 2-4% of the population had had an immune response to Covid-19.
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1455 cases; 26 deaths: https://korona.gov.sk/en/coronavirus...ic-in-numbers/

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Slovenia is among the countries protesting against the restriction of rights in a pandemic
OFFNews Last modified on 09 May 2020 at 19:48 253 0

After the United States, Germany, and Switzerland, protests against government restrictions on the coronavirus pandemic are rising in Slovenia. In the European country, the protest was a bicycle: thousands passed through the capital Ljubljana on Friday. They say Prime Minister Janez Jansa is using the pandemic as a pretext to restrict people's freedom.

They accuse him of trying to increase police powers, inciting hatred against migrants and personal attacks on journalists.

Slovenia imposed strict restrictions in response to Covid-19 in mid-March, but lifted some of them two weeks ago.

There are 1,450 cases of the disease and 100 deaths in the country so far.

The two-wheeler protest in Ljubljana, where cycling is very popular, is very suitable for the way of life in the city and allows the two-meter mandatory distance to be observed. Most of the time, the protest went smoothly, the BBC correspondent in the country reports. But people put up posters accusing the prime minister and government officials of being "thieves." Some of the inscriptions called for the overthrow of the government.

Environmentalists joined the protesters. They said the government had passed texts through the emergency legislation, which would block NGOs from participating in consultations on construction projects.

The government denies using the coronavirus pandemic to restrict human rights.
Source: https://offnews.bg/evropa/slovenia-...otesti-sreshtu-ogranichavaneto-na-728349.html
 
http://www.sloveniatimes.com/three-n...rday-one-death

Ljubljana - Three persons tested positive for Covid-19 in Slovenia on Saturday, when a total of 625 people were tested. One Covid-19 patient died. This brings the total number of confirmed infections in Slovenia to 1,457 and the total number of fatalities to 102.

Government data show that 41 Covid-19 patients were in hospital care yesterday, one less than on Friday, with ten in intensive care.
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https://www.nytimes.com/reuters/2020...sultPosition=2

LJUBLJANA — Slovenia plans to tighten border controls for some European Union citizens to prevent a possible import of the new coronavirus, the government said on Monday, partially rowing back from a decision last week to let all EU nationals in.

The move reflects public disquiet that visitors from countries badly affected by the virus, such as neighbouring Italy, could inadvertently bring it with them
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The small Alpine nation of two million people has so far reported 1,466 coronavirus cases and 104 deaths. Over the past two weeks it has confirmed at most four new cases per day and has begun to relax its lockdown restrictions.
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https://the-slovenia.com/featured/coronavirus-slovenia/
After declaring the end of the Coronavirus epidemic, Slovenia hasn’t recorded any new deaths or infections with Coronavirus on Monday.


No new Coronavirus infections or deaths were recorded in Slovenia on Monday after 479 tests were conducted. Twenty-five people were still in hospital with COVID-19, in Slovenia five of them in intensive care, government data show.

The total number of infections in Slovenia so far remains at 1,466 and the death toll at 104
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Schools Restart for Some in Slovenia on Monday
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The government confirmed on Wednesday the plan to re-open kindergartens, primary schools for the first three grades and the final grade, and secondary schools for final-year students on Monday. Certain restrictions will apply, including on the number of children and students per classroom.

Under instructions recently issued by the Education Ministry, up to 10-15 children are allowed to sit in a single classroom in primary and secondary schools, and up to 8-10 children in an individual kindergarten group.
Airports to reopen in Slovenia


International airports and transport with Slovenia can resume from today after being banned for more than two months as part of the measures aimed at containing the Coronavirus epidemic in Slovenia
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https://www.total-slovenia-news.com/...c-ljubljana-93

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STA, 19 May 2020 - The Department of Infectious Diseases at the Ljubljana University Medical Centre (UKC) will start offering self-pay testing for the novel coronavirus from Thursday at the price of EUR 93.

UKC Ljubljana said that those wishing to undergo testing should register online, while more information would be available on Wednesday.

Testing for Sars-CoV-2 has been available widely free of charge to anyone showing symptoms, which is expected to continue to be available by referral through the person's GP.
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https://the-slovenia.com/featured/coronavirus-slovenia/

Slovenia’s Covid-19 deaths toll has increased to 106 after one more patient died yesterday, while the case count remains at 1,468 with none of the 909 tests conducted yesterday returning positive, data from the government show. Only 21 Covid-19 patients remain hospitalized, three of them in intensive care. Slovenia has not seen more than one new daily case for a week now.
 
http://www.sloveniatimes.com/two-new...id-19-fatality

Ljubljana - A total of 809 tests for coronavirus were conducted in Slovenia on Tuesday, with two tests coming back positive which is the highest daily case count after two weeks of zero or one infections per day. No Covid-19 deaths were recorded, with the national death toll remaining at 108, show the latest government data.
 
http://www.xinhuanet.com/english/202..._139100107.htm

The centrepiece of the package is a subsidy scheme, under which the government will provide funds for employers to pay compensation to furloughed workers.

With a key goal of preserving as many jobs as possible, most of the measures in the bill are meant to help the service sector, including tourism.

The stimulus package also includes vouchers issued to residents, which will expire at the end of this year. The measure has sparked a heated debate, with the parliamentary opposition arguing that the sum of the coupons is not enough to boost consumer spending and that cash should be given out instead.

Slovenia has reported 1,473 COVID-19 cases, including 1,357 recoveries and 108 death
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