Morning Headlines for Slovenia: Monday, 14 September 2020

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Slovenia sees 99 coronavirus cases in 1,793 tests on Saturday

LJUBLJANA - Out of the 1,793 coronavirus tests conducted in Slovenia on Saturday, 99 came back positive. A total of 31 persons were in hospital, five more than the day before, including six in intensive care, one more than on Friday, show fresh government data. No Covid-19-related fatalities were reported, so the national death toll remains at 135. There are currently 837 active cases in the country and seven Covid-19 patients are on ventilators, according to national tracker site Covid-19.sledilnik.

Quarantine ten days as of today

LJUBLJANA - The government decree shortening mandatory quarantine from 14 to 10 days became effective, both for those crossing the border from high-risk countries and those ordered to quarantine due to risky contact with infected persons. The decision was taken by the government earlier this week at the recommendation of its medical task force for coronavirus, which acknowledged the risk may thus be slightly higher but the burden on the economy significantly reduced.

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 Tour de France: Pogačar wins stage, followed by Roglič in yellow jersey

LYON, France - Slovenian riders claimed a third double win at the Tour de France as Tadej Pogačar won the 15th stage of the race and Primož Roglič came in second, keeping the overall leader's yellow jersey. Colombian Egan Bernal, the defending champion, was left in the dust by Roglič's Jumbo-Visma team. Pogačar (UAE Team Emirates) now sits only 40 seconds behind Roglič and his yellow jersey.

Most see government influence over police as very strong

LJUBLJANA - As much as some 40% of Slovenians think that the government is exerting very strong influence over the police, showed a recent survey conducted by Mediana for the newspaper Delo. More than a third see that influence as greater than in previous governments, whereas a quarter believe that it is the same, reported Delo on Saturday.

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