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Funiculars to Operate again as of May 3 after COVID Ban

Bratislava, April 29 (TASR) – It will be again possible to use funiculars in Slovakia as of May 3 after a several months-long ban due to COVID-19, TASR learnt on Thursday.

Nevertheless, according to the Public Health Authority spokesperson Dasa Rackova, only a single person or several persons from a single household will be allowed to enter one cabin. In addition, a negative test for coronavirus no older than 72 hours will be required for funiculars and ski tows.

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