In Slovakia, 145 positive test subjects were added in the form of RT-PCR tests and 174 positive antigen tests in the past day. This is 2.05% of the 7 086 RT-PCR tests completed and 0.3% of the 57 936 antigen tests.The total number of persons vaccinated with the first dose of the vaccine is 1734 453 in the previous day plus 10 003 vaccinated. A second dose of vaccine has already been given to 846 157 people, with 14 009 people vaccinated the past day.In hospitals, 440 patients are hospitalized, 347 of whom have confirmed disease. There are 43 patients on ICU, support for artificial lung ventilation needs 40 people. The number of confirmed victims to the pulmonary form COVID-19 increased by 10 people. The total number of deaths per Covid is 12 353 and the total number of deaths with Covid is 2 417. The most tested positive RT-PCR tests were in Žilina region (31), followed by Trenčín region (30), Prešovský (27), Bratislava (18), Trnavský (14), Košický (13), Nitriansky (8) and Banskobystrický (4). There are 72 men and 73 women among them. The total number of positive males tested is 186 141 and women 203 725. The total number of completed laboratory PCR tests so far is 2 838 146, with 389 866 subjects tested positive. Total number carried out The Ag tests so far are 35 640 432, of which 385 053 were tested positive. The total number of inactive cases is 696 368. These are individuals who have experienced COVID-19 disease, either with a clinical picture or without symptoms, and have passed a positive test for 2 to 4 weeks in outpatient patients and 6 weeks in hospital patients. All the countries of the world have gone through huge numbers of positive cases and sick people to report inactive cases, as it is not really possible to detect the persistence of health problems in such a number of disabled people. Warning:Data on Ag tests and vaccinations are continuously updated. Therefore, the number of Ag tests and vaccinees in the previous day may not coincide with the difference in values from the last published number. More information on www.korona.gov.sk.