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Parents Skillfully Circumvent the Vaccination Law, the Inspectorate Is Helpless
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In Slovenia, vaccination against nine childhood diseases is legally mandatory. Despite this, inspectors recorded only 13 fines issued in the first nine months of this year, although the actual number of unvaccinated children is much higher. Fines totaling 5,200 euros were issued, but the procedures often take months or never end, reports svet24.si. Parents are looking for loopholes in the system According to one of the pediatricians from Ptuj, s…
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