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Coronavirus: Number Of Cases Rises To 733 In Hungary

• 5 Apr 2020 7:45 AM

In Hungary, number of people infected with coronavirus now stands at 733. Another two old Hungarian people died.

In mandatory home quarantine: 13,435
Recovered: 66
Deceased: 34

Authorities keep reminding people that Hungary reached the state of mass infections, which means that anyone could be carrying the virus, and the number of infected people is likely much higher than the number of already confirmed cases.

In order to stop the spread of the coronavirus, it is crucial that everyone stays at home, follows all recommendations of the authorities and respects the restrictions on movement introduced earlier.

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