Hungary’s First Lady has drawn attention to the fact that the proceeds of a fair held at the InterContinental hotel in Budapest will go to the Regőczi Foundation that helps children orphaned by Covid.
The national chief medical officer is asking everyone to take the third vaccine as well, because the body needs extra antigenic activity due to the appearance of newer versions of the coronavirus.
Preparations have started for the implementation of Hungary’s space strategy with the aim to send a Hungarian research astronaut to the International Space Station (ISS) by the middle of the decade, Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó said in Porto on Friday.
Orbán said that health experts were expected to determine “around December” if children between 5-12 could be inoculated and in case of a positive answer parents would have an opportunity to vaccinate their children.
Hungary is deep in the fourth wave of the coronavirus pandemic, with “the hard part still to come”, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said in his regular weekly interview on public radio on Friday, adding that “the only thing that ensures protection is the jab”.
Clouds will thicken during the night. The air cools down a few degrees until dawn, and then slowly begins to get milder due to the warmer air coming in at high altitudes.
135 people have died and another 11,289 coronavirus infections have been found in Hungary, koronavirus.gov.hu said on Friday (19th November), highlighting that 6,017,807 people have been vaccinated so far, 5,788,775 of whom have been vaccinated, the second 1,665 million and a thousand have already received the third dose of the vaccine.
People are asked to take the coronavirus vaccine by the national chief medical officer during the vaccination action week starting on Monday. Cecília Müller also said in a video posted on the government’s Facebook page that a delta plus variant of the coronavirus has already been detected in Hungary.
The obligation to wear a mask will return from Saturday in order to curb the fourth wave of the coronavirus epidemic. The detailed rules of the measures already announced in the government information were published in the Hungarian Gazette. Here are the details.
Hungary’s opposition, if it wins next year’s election, will retain the fence along the country’s border with Serbia, Péter Márki-Zay, the opposition alliance’s prime ministerial candidate, said at Röszke border station.
