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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.
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.
PM Orbán: Hungary Medical Equipment Sufficient To Handle Infection Rate

PM Orbán: Hungary Medical Equipment Sufficient To Handle Infection Rate

Prime Minister Viktor Orbán in a radio interview dismissed concerns about a lack of equipment in Hungary, saying the country’s stock was sufficient to handle the current infection rate of the novel coronavirus. In the meanwhile, more equipment is being procured, he added.
Hungary’s Ambulance Service Responds To 3,000 Emergencies Over New Year’s Eve

Hungary’s Ambulance Service Responds To 3,000 Emergencies Over New Year’s Eve

Hungary’s ambulance service responded to 2,890 emergencies during New Year’s Eve celebrations, 830 of which were called in from Budapest, the service’s communications chief said.
Sixteen Hospitalised With Suspected Poisoning

Sixteen Hospitalised With Suspected Poisoning

  • 20 Dec 2017 7:58 AM
  • health & wellness
A total of 16 people, among them children, were hospitalised from Szerep, Hajdú county, on Tuesday, because of suspected poisoning, county police spokesman on duty Dénes Dobó told state news agency MTI.
Hungarian Hospital Debt Rapidly Increasing

Hungarian Hospital Debt Rapidly Increasing

  • 16 Aug 2016 9:00 AM
  • health & wellness
Hungary’s ailing hospitals amassed a total debt of 68.2 billion forints (EUR 220m) by the end of June, daily Népszava reported, adding that the amount was increasing by 3-4 billion forints each month. Out of the 68.2 billion forints total, hospitals owed 51.8 billion to suppliers, the report said.
DK Urges Govt Measures To Increase Hungarian Ambulance Staff Safety

DK Urges Govt Measures To Increase Hungarian Ambulance Staff Safety

  • 9 Nov 2015 8:00 AM
  • health & wellness
The opposition Democratic Coalition (DK) has urged government measures to ensure the safety of ambulance staff, a party official said. Imre László, in charge of health affairs, said that reports by the National Ambulance Service indicate that assaults against their medical staff have become frequent. In a most recent instance, a man high on drugs and in need of immediate aid in Budapest stabbed a ...
Health-Care Workers Block Elizabeth Bridge For Short While

Health-Care Workers Block Elizabeth Bridge For Short While

  • 2 Sep 2015 3:00 AM
  • health & wellness
Health-care workers protesting against low wages blocked Elizabeth Bridge in Budapest at 6.30am. The couple of dozen flashmobbers closed the Pest side of the bridge, letting only buses through, an MTI correspondent reported.
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.
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.
PM Orbán: Hungary Medical Equipment Sufficient To Handle Infection Rate

PM Orbán: Hungary Medical Equipment Sufficient To Handle Infection Rate

Prime Minister Viktor Orbán in a radio interview dismissed concerns about a lack of equipment in Hungary, saying the country’s stock was sufficient to handle the current infection rate of the novel coronavirus. In the meanwhile, more equipment is being procured, he added.
Hungary’s Ambulance Service Responds To 3,000 Emergencies Over New Year’s Eve

Hungary’s Ambulance Service Responds To 3,000 Emergencies Over New Year’s Eve

Hungary’s ambulance service responded to 2,890 emergencies during New Year’s Eve celebrations, 830 of which were called in from Budapest, the service’s communications chief said.
Sixteen Hospitalised With Suspected Poisoning

Sixteen Hospitalised With Suspected Poisoning

  • 20 Dec 2017 7:58 AM
  • health & wellness
A total of 16 people, among them children, were hospitalised from Szerep, Hajdú county, on Tuesday, because of suspected poisoning, county police spokesman on duty Dénes Dobó told state news agency MTI.
Hungarian Hospital Debt Rapidly Increasing

Hungarian Hospital Debt Rapidly Increasing

  • 16 Aug 2016 9:00 AM
  • health & wellness
Hungary’s ailing hospitals amassed a total debt of 68.2 billion forints (EUR 220m) by the end of June, daily Népszava reported, adding that the amount was increasing by 3-4 billion forints each month. Out of the 68.2 billion forints total, hospitals owed 51.8 billion to suppliers, the report said.
DK Urges Govt Measures To Increase Hungarian Ambulance Staff Safety

DK Urges Govt Measures To Increase Hungarian Ambulance Staff Safety

  • 9 Nov 2015 8:00 AM
  • health & wellness
The opposition Democratic Coalition (DK) has urged government measures to ensure the safety of ambulance staff, a party official said. Imre László, in charge of health affairs, said that reports by the National Ambulance Service indicate that assaults against their medical staff have become frequent. In a most recent instance, a man high on drugs and in need of immediate aid in Budapest stabbed a ...
Health-Care Workers Block Elizabeth Bridge For Short While

Health-Care Workers Block Elizabeth Bridge For Short While

  • 2 Sep 2015 3:00 AM
  • health & wellness
Health-care workers protesting against low wages blocked Elizabeth Bridge in Budapest at 6.30am. The couple of dozen flashmobbers closed the Pest side of the bridge, letting only buses through, an MTI correspondent reported.