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Over 7,000 Quarantine Orders Last Week In Hungary

Over 7,000 Quarantine Orders Last Week In Hungary

People have been cautioned in 337 cases on 41 public transport vehicles for not wearing face masks correctly, or at all, Lieu. Col. Róbert Kiss of the emergency task force, told a press conference in Budapest on Monday.
Coronavirus: Young People Still Account For Majority Of Cases In Hungary

Coronavirus: Young People Still Account For Majority Of Cases In Hungary

  • 23 Sep 2020 8:38 AM
  • current affairs
Young people between the ages of 20 and 29 continue to account for the vast majority of confirmed cases, and this is why it is necessary to close entertainment venues at 11.00 p.m., the Chief Medical Officer said at the Tuesday online press conference of the Operational Group responsible for the fight against the coronavirus epidemic.
Hungarian National Chief Medical Officer Lays Out New Covid Regulations

Hungarian National Chief Medical Officer Lays Out New Covid Regulations

The coronavirus epidemic calmed down during the summer but it did not end and “we can again witness the pandemic resulting in more infected people throughout the world,” National Chief Medical Officer Cecília Müller told a press conference.
Coronavirus: Scarves No Longer Accepted For Use As Face Masks In Hungary

Coronavirus: Scarves No Longer Accepted For Use As Face Masks In Hungary

The coronavirus epidemic calmed down during the summer but it did not end and “we can again witness the pandemic resulting in more infected people throughout the world,” National Chief Medical Officer Cecília Müller told a press conference on Saturday.
7,000 Covid Test Requests Made Each Day In Hungary

7,000 Covid Test Requests Made Each Day In Hungary

Fully 7,000 requests for coronavirus tests are received each day, the chief medical officer said, adding that while test delivery capacities needed to be increased, laboratories had sufficient means to evaluate the tests.
Dramatic Rise In Covid-19 Infections In Hungary

Dramatic Rise In Covid-19 Infections In Hungary

Another 292 coronavirus infections were registered on Saturday, the highest daily figure since the start of the epidemic, well exceeding the 210 figure of April 10.
Low Covid-19 Death Rate In Hungary Due To Younger People Falling Ill

Low Covid-19 Death Rate In Hungary Due To Younger People Falling Ill

The low death rate despite an increase in the number of novel coronavirus infections over the past week was due to predominantly younger people catching the virus, the chief medical officer told MTI.
Budapest Book Week Cancelled Due To Virus

Budapest Book Week Cancelled Due To Virus

The rescheduled Book Week has been cancelled, meaning both annual major book events have been cancelled this year because of the coronavirus epidemic.
Updated: Inbound Travellers To Hungary Must Now Pay For Coronavirus Screening

Updated: Inbound Travellers To Hungary Must Now Pay For Coronavirus Screening

Travellers arriving in Hungary from countries classified as yellow or red in terms of the severity of the coronavirus risk must pay for their PCR tests unless they stay in home quarantine for two weeks, the chief medical officer has said.
Over 7,000 Quarantine Orders Last Week In Hungary

Over 7,000 Quarantine Orders Last Week In Hungary

People have been cautioned in 337 cases on 41 public transport vehicles for not wearing face masks correctly, or at all, Lieu. Col. Róbert Kiss of the emergency task force, told a press conference in Budapest on Monday.
Coronavirus: Young People Still Account For Majority Of Cases In Hungary

Coronavirus: Young People Still Account For Majority Of Cases In Hungary

  • 23 Sep 2020 8:38 AM
  • current affairs
Young people between the ages of 20 and 29 continue to account for the vast majority of confirmed cases, and this is why it is necessary to close entertainment venues at 11.00 p.m., the Chief Medical Officer said at the Tuesday online press conference of the Operational Group responsible for the fight against the coronavirus epidemic.
Hungarian National Chief Medical Officer Lays Out New Covid Regulations

Hungarian National Chief Medical Officer Lays Out New Covid Regulations

The coronavirus epidemic calmed down during the summer but it did not end and “we can again witness the pandemic resulting in more infected people throughout the world,” National Chief Medical Officer Cecília Müller told a press conference.
Coronavirus: Scarves No Longer Accepted For Use As Face Masks In Hungary

Coronavirus: Scarves No Longer Accepted For Use As Face Masks In Hungary

The coronavirus epidemic calmed down during the summer but it did not end and “we can again witness the pandemic resulting in more infected people throughout the world,” National Chief Medical Officer Cecília Müller told a press conference on Saturday.
7,000 Covid Test Requests Made Each Day In Hungary

7,000 Covid Test Requests Made Each Day In Hungary

Fully 7,000 requests for coronavirus tests are received each day, the chief medical officer said, adding that while test delivery capacities needed to be increased, laboratories had sufficient means to evaluate the tests.
Dramatic Rise In Covid-19 Infections In Hungary

Dramatic Rise In Covid-19 Infections In Hungary

Another 292 coronavirus infections were registered on Saturday, the highest daily figure since the start of the epidemic, well exceeding the 210 figure of April 10.
Low Covid-19 Death Rate In Hungary Due To Younger People Falling Ill

Low Covid-19 Death Rate In Hungary Due To Younger People Falling Ill

The low death rate despite an increase in the number of novel coronavirus infections over the past week was due to predominantly younger people catching the virus, the chief medical officer told MTI.
Budapest Book Week Cancelled Due To Virus

Budapest Book Week Cancelled Due To Virus

The rescheduled Book Week has been cancelled, meaning both annual major book events have been cancelled this year because of the coronavirus epidemic.
Updated: Inbound Travellers To Hungary Must Now Pay For Coronavirus Screening

Updated: Inbound Travellers To Hungary Must Now Pay For Coronavirus Screening

Travellers arriving in Hungary from countries classified as yellow or red in terms of the severity of the coronavirus risk must pay for their PCR tests unless they stay in home quarantine for two weeks, the chief medical officer has said.