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6.8 Million Hungarians Could Be Vaccinated By Late May

6.8 Million Hungarians Could Be Vaccinated By Late May

By late May and early June, fully 6.8 million people could be vaccinated, Orbán said in his regular interview to public broadcaster Kossuth Radio. This would mean Hungary would have 3.5 million more people inoculated than a country with a similar size and population.
HUF 10 Million Interest-Free Loan To Help Most Vulnerable Businesses In Hungary

HUF 10 Million Interest-Free Loan To Help Most Vulnerable Businesses In Hungary

The government’s action plan for reopening the economy includes 10 million forint (EUR 28,000), interest-free loans offered to SMEs in the most vulnerable sectors, with repayments deferred by three years in order to allow time for the sector to recover, Finance Minister Mihály Varga said.
Russia Covid Vaccine Could Be Put To Use As Early As Next Week, Says PM Orbán

Russia Covid Vaccine Could Be Put To Use As Early As Next Week, Says PM Orbán

Prime Minister Viktor Orbán in a radio interview said his calculations regarding the plan to have more than two million Covid recoveries and vaccine recipients within six months were based on vaccine shipments that were “highly likely” to be received, adding that the vaccine from Russia could be used as early as next week.
Hungarian Covid Drug Prevents Serious Illness In Animal Trials

Hungarian Covid Drug Prevents Serious Illness In Animal Trials

It appears that a drug which mimics antibodies being developed in Hungary is effective in preventing serious complications arising from Covid-19, a scientist at Budapest’s Eötvös Loránd University said, reporting on tests carried out on animals.
Russian Jab Enough To Inoculate 1 Million In Hungary

Russian Jab Enough To Inoculate 1 Million In Hungary

Hungary is purchasing two million doses of Russia's Sputnik V vaccine, sufficient to inoculate one million people, Péter Szijjártó has announced.

"Too-Early-To-Lift Covid Restrictions", Says PM Orbán

“It’s too early to talk about lifting restrictions,” Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said in an interview to public radio. “It’s important that everyone follows the rules.”
PM Orbán: 2nd Wave Of Pandemic Curbed

PM Orbán: 2nd Wave Of Pandemic Curbed

Prime Minister Viktor Orbán told public broadcaster Kossuth Rádió that it appeared the second wave of the epidemic had been reined in and recoveries outnumbered new infections. At the same time, he referred to a “third wave” in other parts of Europe as “bad news”.
Chinese Covid Jab Key For Hungary Says PM Orbán

Chinese Covid Jab Key For Hungary Says PM Orbán

Vaccinations in Hungary may accelerate if the authorities approve the Sinopharm vaccine, a decision which could be made within days, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has said.
Hungary Virus Mortality Rate Lower Than In West Says PM Orbán

Hungary Virus Mortality Rate Lower Than In West Says PM Orbán

Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said in an interview to public broadcaster Kossuth Rádió that the difference between the mortality rate in 2019 and 2020 — “with small corrections” — corresponded to the total number of coronavirus-related deaths in Hungary.
6.8 Million Hungarians Could Be Vaccinated By Late May

6.8 Million Hungarians Could Be Vaccinated By Late May

By late May and early June, fully 6.8 million people could be vaccinated, Orbán said in his regular interview to public broadcaster Kossuth Radio. This would mean Hungary would have 3.5 million more people inoculated than a country with a similar size and population.
HUF 10 Million Interest-Free Loan To Help Most Vulnerable Businesses In Hungary

HUF 10 Million Interest-Free Loan To Help Most Vulnerable Businesses In Hungary

The government’s action plan for reopening the economy includes 10 million forint (EUR 28,000), interest-free loans offered to SMEs in the most vulnerable sectors, with repayments deferred by three years in order to allow time for the sector to recover, Finance Minister Mihály Varga said.
Russia Covid Vaccine Could Be Put To Use As Early As Next Week, Says PM Orbán

Russia Covid Vaccine Could Be Put To Use As Early As Next Week, Says PM Orbán

Prime Minister Viktor Orbán in a radio interview said his calculations regarding the plan to have more than two million Covid recoveries and vaccine recipients within six months were based on vaccine shipments that were “highly likely” to be received, adding that the vaccine from Russia could be used as early as next week.
Hungarian Covid Drug Prevents Serious Illness In Animal Trials

Hungarian Covid Drug Prevents Serious Illness In Animal Trials

It appears that a drug which mimics antibodies being developed in Hungary is effective in preventing serious complications arising from Covid-19, a scientist at Budapest’s Eötvös Loránd University said, reporting on tests carried out on animals.
Russian Jab Enough To Inoculate 1 Million In Hungary

Russian Jab Enough To Inoculate 1 Million In Hungary

Hungary is purchasing two million doses of Russia's Sputnik V vaccine, sufficient to inoculate one million people, Péter Szijjártó has announced.

"Too-Early-To-Lift Covid Restrictions", Says PM Orbán

“It’s too early to talk about lifting restrictions,” Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said in an interview to public radio. “It’s important that everyone follows the rules.”
PM Orbán: 2nd Wave Of Pandemic Curbed

PM Orbán: 2nd Wave Of Pandemic Curbed

Prime Minister Viktor Orbán told public broadcaster Kossuth Rádió that it appeared the second wave of the epidemic had been reined in and recoveries outnumbered new infections. At the same time, he referred to a “third wave” in other parts of Europe as “bad news”.
Chinese Covid Jab Key For Hungary Says PM Orbán

Chinese Covid Jab Key For Hungary Says PM Orbán

Vaccinations in Hungary may accelerate if the authorities approve the Sinopharm vaccine, a decision which could be made within days, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has said.
Hungary Virus Mortality Rate Lower Than In West Says PM Orbán

Hungary Virus Mortality Rate Lower Than In West Says PM Orbán

Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said in an interview to public broadcaster Kossuth Rádió that the difference between the mortality rate in 2019 and 2020 — “with small corrections” — corresponded to the total number of coronavirus-related deaths in Hungary.