SUMMARY-Saturday-May 23, 2020 - 10 p.m.

BRATISLAVA - The eQuarantine application isn't operating yet and Slovaks seeking repatriation should consider travelling to Slovakia if they don't want to end up at a state quarantine facility, Jan Buckuliak, a permanent crisis management team member in charge of IT issues said on Saturday. "We're calling on Slovak citizens who seek repatriation and want to avoid the state quarantine to check the korona.gov.sk website before leaving for Slovakia to find out whether there's the information that eQarantine is already functional," said Buckuliak. HUMENNE - Companies Nexis Fibers and Chemes Humenne managed to come to agreement following a month of negotiations, signing an agreement on prices, deadlines and volumes of energy supplies on the night from Friday (May 22) to Saturday, according to information provided to media by representatives of the two companies, as well as parliamentary economic affairs committee chair Peter Kremsky (OLaNO), who acted as mediator in the negotiations. Nexis employees, whose mass layoff should have started on Saturday, will thus return to work on Monday (May 25). BRATISLAVA - Home quarantine has been launched, but only for smartphones running on the Android operational system for now, Prime Minister Igor Matovic (OLaNO) posted on a social network on Saturday. "People can't wait any longer, so we won't wait any longer and launch home quarantine even before getting approvals from Apple and Google," wrote Matovic. BRATISLAVA - The Slovak Foreign Affairs Ministry has strongly condemned the statements made by Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei against the State of Israel on Friday (May 22). "The ministry views the statements like these as unacceptable. It calls for the end to such statements and threats that are at odds with standards of behaviour and communication between countries," TASR has learnt from ministry's press secretary Juraj Tomaga. ko