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Hungary Reports 1,636 New Coronavirus Infections, 23 Deaths

• 16 Jun 2022 6:49 AM
• Hungary Matters

Fully 1,636 new Covid-19 cases were registered last week, while 23 people died in connection with the virus, koronavirus.gov.hu said on Wednesday in a round-up of last week’s data.

Altogether 6,410,946 have been vaccinated, with 6,197,968 having received a second shot, 3,881,399 a third, and 302,559 a fourth.

There have been 1,923,122 Covid cases since the start of the outbreak and 46,594 have died.

Currently there are 14,194 active infections and 233 Covid patients are hospitalised, 7 intubated on a ventilator.

Fully 1,862,334 people have made a recovery.

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