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Outpatient Clinics & Pharmacies In Hungary Closed Today

• 1 Jul 2019 7:25 AM
• Hungary Around the Clock

Outpatient clinics and pharmacies will remain closed on Monday, July 1 to mark the birthday of physician Ignác Semmelweis, known as the “saviour of mothers”.

Emergency services, however, will run as normal, the National Ambulance Service announced this weekend. 

The addresses and telephone numbers of the nearest doctors and paediatricians on call will be displayed at the entrances of outpatient clinics.

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