At least that’s the official answer. Péter Ungár, Member of Parliament of the LMP, addressed a written question to Minister of Finance Mihály Varga, which reads as follows:
The report of Budapestkornyeke.hu revealed that on Tuesday around 11 am and 40 minutes in Budapest, the VI. district, two cars collided on Andrássy út. The accident was caused by a Volvo from Szív utca, which wanted to drive irregularly on Andrássy út through the closing line but collided with the Audi in the inner […]
With the shipment of Chinese vaccines, which arrived on Tuesday, the country has reached a milestone in its fight against the epidemic, the head of the epidemiology department of the National Center for Public Health (NNK) said in a statement to the public media.
The first shipment of the Chinese Sinopharm vaccine arrived in Hungary on 16 February 2021.
The first shipment of vaccines has arrived from China, and five vaccines are now available in Hungary, the head of the National Public Health Center’s (NNK) epidemiology department said on Tuesday, in an online press conference of the operative board responsible for coronavirus control.
Hungary’s public education system will introduce changes to the secondary school general final exam requirements from 2023, placing greater emphasis on creativity and problem-solving skills, the human resources ministry said.
Public educational and cultural institutions maintained by local ethnic self-governments will receive central funding of 1.36 billion forints this year, Miklós Soltész, the state secretary for Church and ethnic minority relations, said.
A 103 billion forint (EUR 287m) electronic road toll system to be built in Indonesia by Hungarian company Roatex will be Hungary’s biggest technology export so far, Péter Szijjártó, the minister of foreign affairs and trade, said in Jakarta.
The extra-parliamentary Mi Hazánk party does not support extending Covid-related restrictions, Dóra Dúró, the party’s deputy leader, told a press conference. She insisted that the lockdown measures were “unreasonable, inconsistent, and in many cases counter-productive”, arguing that shops forced to close at 7pm increased crowdedness in the afternoon.
With the government working to procure as many Covid-19 vaccines as possible, Hungary could have 70% of its population inoculated by June, a government official said.
