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Slovakia To Honour Hungarian Immunity Certificates

• 8 Jun 2021 9:57 AM
• Hungary Matters

Slovakia will honour Hungarian Covid-19 immunity certificates and recognise the Russian and Chinese vaccines, Slovak news agency TASR said on Monday, citing a government official.

Foreign Minister Ivan Korčok said foreigners inoculated with Russian and Chinese vaccines will be allowed into the country.

Slovakia has already approved Sputnik V for use in the country, he added.

Slovakia has so far vaccinated some 1,800,000 of its 5.5 million inhabitants, and 952,000 have already been fully inoculated.


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