Hungary ‘unlikely to avoid mass illnesses’
The novel coronavirus outbreak in Hungary has not reached the stage of mass illnesses, but this is likely soon, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said in an interview.
The novel coronavirus outbreak in Hungary has not reached the stage of mass illnesses, but this is likely soon, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said in an interview.
The position of the World Health Organisation (WHO) is that it would be illogical to screen the entire population of Hungary against the novel coronavirus.
Charges have been raised against a 34-year-old woman for deceiving more than four hundred people in cooperation with a family member by promising them compensation payments for losses made during WW2. Starting from September 2017, the late father-in-law of the woman from Szentendre, near Budapest, advertised a service online to arrange compensation payments for people […]
The full genetic code of the coronavirus has been successfully identified, and this is an important step in furthering domestic and international research, the University of Pécs has announced.
Waiting times for lorries at the Csanádpalota border crossing between Romania and Hungary have increased to 12 hours, with police and disaster management officials handing out water to drivers, Csongrád county police said on Friday.
By Saturday (21st March), the number of confirmed coronavirus cases has risen to 103 in Hungary.
The number of deceased people has risen to 3 by today (20th March).
Three Chinese fencers tested positive for the novel coronavirus on their arrival in China from Hungary, the Chinese fencing federation has reported.
Operative groups set up by the defence ministry started working at 71 Hungarian companies to coordinate containment measures in connection with the novel coronavirus epidemic.
There are no plans to introduce a curfew or place localities under partial lockdown, the government and the operative board coordinating the response to the novel coronavirus epidemic say.