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Children, cancer patients and autistic people don't have to be tested in Slovakia
October 27th, 2020
Children under the age of ten, autistic people, cancer patients and other people with certain medical conditions (such as a broken nose) won't have to participate in the nationwide testing for COVID-19 over the coming weekend (October 31 to November 1), Defence Minister Jaroslav Nad (OLaNO) stated at a press conference on Tuesday. Likewise, those who have tested positive for novel coronavirus in the past 90 days don't have to be tested, either. Exemptions also apply to people over the age of 65, but only if they remain in voluntary domestic quarantine.
TASR