1,251 coronavirus cases on Saturday in a 15% week-on-week drop
A total of 1,251 new coronavirus cases were logged on Saturday, a 15% drop week-on-week, the latest statistics provided by the National Institute of Public Health (NIJZ) show. The number of active cases was up by 132 compared to the day before to 38,642. The 7-day average of new cases continues to decrease, and is at 2,805, a daily drop of 36, while the 14-day incidence per 100,000 people is increasing, hitting 1,831, up by seven. There are currently 137 Covid patients treated at regular Covid-19 wards, up six from yesterday, and 35 in intensive care, two more than yesterday. Four patients died.
Slovenia’s COVID-CORONA Related Spending 2021 vs. 2020
Slovenia’s COVID-Related Spending 40% Higher in 2021 Compared to 2020 (Feature) While the cost for the state for tackling the Covid-19 epidemic in 2020 amounted to EUR 2 billion, expenditure only grew in 2021 by a further EUR 800 million. In 2020, the state spent the most money on preserving jobs and providing liquidity to […]
COVID-19: Travelling to Slovenia with the EU’s Digital Green Certificate
The EU Commission has recently proposed the use of a special vaccination passport called “Digital Green Certificate” or “Digital Green Pass”, which will help identify people who received the COVID-19 vaccine or have overcome the virus in the last 6 months. The EU Commission believes that the use of a “Digital Green Certificate” or “Digital […]
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