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Hungarian Opinion: Government Announces New Covid Restrictions

Hungarian Opinion: Government Announces New Covid Restrictions

A left-wing commentator criticizes the government for not making vaccination mandatory. Union leaders, on the other hand, fear for workers’ rights, as employers will be authorized to make work conditional on green passes. A pro-government pundit finds left-wing critics irresponsible.
Hungarian Gov't Issues Decree Giving Employers Power To Require Covid Jabs

Hungarian Gov't Issues Decree Giving Employers Power To Require Covid Jabs

Hungary’s government has issued a decree giving employers the power to require their workers to be inoculated against the coronavirus “as a condition of working” in the latest issue of the official gazette Magyar Közlöny.
Employees Face Compulsory Jabs, Those Who Refuse May Face Unpaid Leave, the Sack

Employees Face Compulsory Jabs, Those Who Refuse May Face Unpaid Leave, the Sack

The government has decided to give employers the right to require vaccination against Covid-19 as a precondition of employment in order to ensure workers' safety, the prime minister's chief of staff has said.
Hospitalisations Steadily Rising, Says Hungarian Infectologist

Hospitalisations Steadily Rising, Says Hungarian Infectologist

The number of patients hospitalised as a result of coronavirus infection is steadily growing but it is lower than in the same period of last year, a top infectologist of the South Pest Central Hospital said on Tuesday.
Fourth Covid Wave Won’t Hurt Economy, Says Finance Minister Varga

Fourth Covid Wave Won’t Hurt Economy, Says Finance Minister Varga

Thanks to the high inoculation rate, the fourth wave of the coronavirus pandemic is expected to be relatively weak in Hungary, allowing for an estimated 7% GDP growth this year, Finance Minister Mihály Varga said.
Opposition, if Back in Power, Would Scrap Utility Price Cuts, Says PM Orbán

Opposition, if Back in Power, Would Scrap Utility Price Cuts, Says PM Orbán

Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said in connection with the opposition’s ongoing campaign that its claim that they would align utility prices to the world market in effect means scrapping the government’s measures to cut utility prices.
Parliament Prolongs Covid-Related Special Measures Until 1 January

Parliament Prolongs Covid-Related Special Measures Until 1 January

Lawmakers on Monday passed an amendment on prolonging the special legal order and special measures related to the coronavirus pandemic until Jan.1, 2022.
Coronavirus Update: 400,000 People Over 60 Years Not Yet Vaccinated in Hungary Says Virologist

Coronavirus Update: 400,000 People Over 60 Years Not Yet Vaccinated in Hungary Says Virologist

There are still 400,000 Hungarians over 60 years of age who have not yet been vaccinated even though those inoculated against the coronavirus are much less likely to get sick and have much milder symptoms, virologist Miklós Rusvai told public news channel M1 on Sunday. .
Unvaccinated Elderly Most at Risk, Says Chief Infectologist

Unvaccinated Elderly Most at Risk, Says Chief Infectologist

Elderly people who have not accepted the coronavirus vaccine make up the majority of those hospitalised in the fourth wave of the pandemic in Hungary, the head infectologist of Budapest’s South Pest Central Hospital has said.
Hungarian Opinion: Government Announces New Covid Restrictions

Hungarian Opinion: Government Announces New Covid Restrictions

A left-wing commentator criticizes the government for not making vaccination mandatory. Union leaders, on the other hand, fear for workers’ rights, as employers will be authorized to make work conditional on green passes. A pro-government pundit finds left-wing critics irresponsible.
Hungarian Gov't Issues Decree Giving Employers Power To Require Covid Jabs

Hungarian Gov't Issues Decree Giving Employers Power To Require Covid Jabs

Hungary’s government has issued a decree giving employers the power to require their workers to be inoculated against the coronavirus “as a condition of working” in the latest issue of the official gazette Magyar Közlöny.
Employees Face Compulsory Jabs, Those Who Refuse May Face Unpaid Leave, the Sack

Employees Face Compulsory Jabs, Those Who Refuse May Face Unpaid Leave, the Sack

The government has decided to give employers the right to require vaccination against Covid-19 as a precondition of employment in order to ensure workers' safety, the prime minister's chief of staff has said.
Hospitalisations Steadily Rising, Says Hungarian Infectologist

Hospitalisations Steadily Rising, Says Hungarian Infectologist

The number of patients hospitalised as a result of coronavirus infection is steadily growing but it is lower than in the same period of last year, a top infectologist of the South Pest Central Hospital said on Tuesday.
Fourth Covid Wave Won’t Hurt Economy, Says Finance Minister Varga

Fourth Covid Wave Won’t Hurt Economy, Says Finance Minister Varga

Thanks to the high inoculation rate, the fourth wave of the coronavirus pandemic is expected to be relatively weak in Hungary, allowing for an estimated 7% GDP growth this year, Finance Minister Mihály Varga said.
Opposition, if Back in Power, Would Scrap Utility Price Cuts, Says PM Orbán

Opposition, if Back in Power, Would Scrap Utility Price Cuts, Says PM Orbán

Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said in connection with the opposition’s ongoing campaign that its claim that they would align utility prices to the world market in effect means scrapping the government’s measures to cut utility prices.
Parliament Prolongs Covid-Related Special Measures Until 1 January

Parliament Prolongs Covid-Related Special Measures Until 1 January

Lawmakers on Monday passed an amendment on prolonging the special legal order and special measures related to the coronavirus pandemic until Jan.1, 2022.
Coronavirus Update: 400,000 People Over 60 Years Not Yet Vaccinated in Hungary Says Virologist

Coronavirus Update: 400,000 People Over 60 Years Not Yet Vaccinated in Hungary Says Virologist

There are still 400,000 Hungarians over 60 years of age who have not yet been vaccinated even though those inoculated against the coronavirus are much less likely to get sick and have much milder symptoms, virologist Miklós Rusvai told public news channel M1 on Sunday. .
Unvaccinated Elderly Most at Risk, Says Chief Infectologist

Unvaccinated Elderly Most at Risk, Says Chief Infectologist

Elderly people who have not accepted the coronavirus vaccine make up the majority of those hospitalised in the fourth wave of the pandemic in Hungary, the head infectologist of Budapest’s South Pest Central Hospital has said.