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Hungarian Gov't Officials Test Negative For Coronavirus

• 31 Aug 2020 7:50 AM
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Several government officials have received their second negative coronavirus test results and have been released from official home quarantine.

Zoltán Kovács, state secretary for international communications, Justice Minister Judit Varga and State Secretary Balázs Orbán, as well as ruling Fidesz MP Csaba Hende and Csaba Dömötör, state secretary at the prime minister’s cabinet, had attended a social event a participant of which was later found infected.

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