Last year, the fewest people died in Slovakia from the covid pandemic

Almost 54,000 people died in Slovakia last year, the lowest since the start of the pandemic. Deaths from COVID-19 have dropped to a minimum, accounting for just 0.4 percent.

Overall mortality has stabilized at the level of long-term averages

Last year, nearly 54,000 people died in Slovakia, the least in the period since the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic. Circulatory system diseases were the most common cause with a share of 45 percent, but last year fewer people died from these diagnoses compared to the pre-pandemic average. Deaths from coronavirus have already been minimal. This was reported by the Bureau of Statistics. “The overall mortality rate stabilized at long-term averag…