Slovakia will have free movement with 19 countries, since Wednesday we open borders in addition to the Czech Republic, Austria and Hungary for 16 other countries. At the same time, mandatory state quarantine and equatorial quarantine for people returning from these 19 safe countries will be abolished from Wednesday at 7:00. Another wave of release of measures in view of the favourable epidemiological situation was announced today by Prime Minister Igor Matovič and the main hygieneist Ján Mikas.Germany, Liechtenstein, Switzerland, Slovenia, Croatia, Bulgaria, Greece, Cyprus, Malta, Estonia, Lithuania, Latvia, Finland, Norway, Denmark and Iceland will join the Czech Republic, Hungary and Austria with which we already have open borders. The consensus of experts identified these countries as safe. On arrival from other countries, residents need to be shown a negative result of the RT-PCR test for COVID-19 to the competent regional public health office in the Slovak Republic, which needs to be applied immediately upon arrival home. Subsequently, persons remain in domestic isolation. The competent regional public health authority in the Slovak Republic will manage to take the COVID-19 disease test on the fifth day of arrival. If the test result is negative, domestic isolation will be terminated. In view of the favourable situation, from Monday 15 June abolishes the limitation of the number of children in kindergarten and primary school classes. The last week of June, on a voluntary basis, other secondary school children and secondary school students will also be able to return to schools. At the same time, the compulsory temperature measurement and the ban on mixing children are abolished in schools. Free time centres and primary art schools can also open from Wednesday. Children's corners in shopping centres and nightclubs are also opened. Regarding there's a change in the way you wear your clothes in the exterior. The drapes will only be recommended outside in case of a meeting of strangers within 2 meters. In indoor areas, drapes will continue to be mandatory, for example in shops or public transport. At the workplace, wearing a drape will be recommended if people are in closed groups and at least two metres apart. The rules for the interior of restaurants are also changed, two-meter distances between tables or 10 square meters per customer will be recommended.Businesses remain closed on SundayThis day remains as sanitary to disinfect stores.