A total of 320 portions of rabbit stew were prepared and distributed to people in need in Debrecen last weekend. Long lines formed as people waited for the warm meal, which was cooked by members of the Great Church Men’s Circle.
The Mikepércsi Anyák a Környezetért Egyesület (MIAKÖ) has responded in a Facebook post to the air quality report published on February 18 by the Hajdú-Bihar County Disaster Management Directorate’s mobile laboratory.
In January, employees of a shop in Debrecen noticed a strange sound coming from an unused chimney. A tiny kitten, only a few weeks old, had become trapped inside and had been meowing pitifully for days.
On Saturday afternoon, a passenger car drove into the Hortobágy-Berettyó main canal. The Tesla slid into the water near Karcag.
The Kéretlen Figyelem Debreceni Nők Közéleti Egyesülete (Unsolicited Attention – Debrecen Women’s Public Association) welcomed people in need with hot food, fresh bread, pastries, and hot tea on the last Sunday of February at Petőfi Square in Debrecen.
Semcorp Hungary Ltd. is organizing a public recruitment event in Debrecen. The event will take place on Saturday, February 21, 2026, starting at 2:00 PM at the company’s site located at 5 Jedlik Ányos Street.
A healthy baby girl was placed on Tuesday in the baby-saving incubator operating at the Kenézy Gyula Campus of the Clinical Center of the University of Debrecen. The newborn was named Janka Kenézy by the institution’s staff.
The public procurement process for the construction of the Debrecen Logistics and Truck Terminal has been completed, marking a new and important phase for the planned investment in the Northwest Economic Zone, the Mayor’s Office announced.
Two passenger cars and a light commercial vehicle collided at the corner of Rigó and Gizella Streets in Debrecen on Thursday morning.
Firefighters were deployed in large numbers to the southern industrial zone of Debrecen on Wednesday evening after an alarm was triggered at the Chinese-owned Semcorp separator foil plant on Jedlik Ányos Street.
