Photo of the Day: Weddings restart after coronavirus
Weddings restart after coronavirus epidemic in Kállósemjén, eastern Hungary.
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EU-Turkey Economic Cooperation Serves Hungary, Turkey Interests
Developing economic cooperation between the European Union and Turkey also serves the interests of Hungary and Turkey, the minister of foreign affairs and trade said.
Unified healthcare system advantage in crisis
Hungary’s unified health-care system has proven to be an advantage in a crisis, Gergely Gulyás, the head of the Prime Minister’s Office, said in an interview to public broadcaster Kossuth Rádió. The unified health inventory management under the hospital command system has also proven beneficial, he said.
8 More Infections, No Deaths
The number of registered coronavirus infections in Hungary increased by eight to 4,094 in the past 24 hours and no fatalities were recorded, koronavirus.gov.hu said on Sunday morning.
Government build new MotoGP track near Debrecen
MotoGP motorcycle racing will have a new venue in north-eastern Hungary thanks to a government investment in a new racetrack on the outskirts of Hajdúnánás, László Palkovics, the minister of innovation and technology, said.
Bicycle Road Around Lake Tisza is Finished
Now, we can cycle around Lake Tisza on a freshly inaugurated bicycle road. The last section of the 67 km road around the lake was inaugurated yesterday.
Today is Father’s Day
Not too many know that today is Father’s Day when we celebrate fatherhood and paternal bonds, as well as the influence of fathers in society.
LMP Urges Government to Focus on Chemical-Free Food Production
The opposition LMP has called on the government to focus its farming policies on healthy, chemical-free food production.
Another 2 Confirmed Infections in Hungary, No Deaths
The number of confirmed coronavirus infections in Hungary has risen by two to 4,081 in the past 24 hours, koronavirus.gov.hu said on Friday morning, adding that the number of deaths was unchanged at 568.
PM Praises Health-Care System
As regards the pandemic, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán insisted that the Hungarian health-care system had done a better job of managing the epidemic than those in western Europe.