Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said in a video on Facebook that the operative board in charge of combatting the epidemic assessed hospital capacity early on Wednesday morning, taking into account...
Proposals by the Hungarian Chamber of Doctors to tighten restrictions in the fight against COVID-19 are being considered by the operative board responsible for handling the epidemic.
The prime minister said hospital capacity is reviewed regularly at operational board meetings in terms of whether there are a sufficient number of beds, doctors and staff, as well as...
The Operational Group continues to perform its duties, collecting and analyzing data on a regular basis, said Lieutenant Colonel Róbert Kiss; meanwhile, Chief Medical Officer Cecília Müller added that the...
At today’s Operational Group press conference, CMO Cecília Müller revealed the latest coronavirus figures from Hungary. Meanwhile, Lieutenant Colonel Róbert Kiss spoke about the easing of border-crossing rules with select countries.
Parliament will vote on the elimination of the state of danger on June 16, and the special legal order may end on June 20.
At today’s Operational Group press conference, Chief Medical Officer Cecília Müller discussed the probability of a second wave of coronavirus and said that although opinions on the subject vary, the virus is likely to “stay among us.” Meanwhile, the government is preparing new decisions to be announced on Thursday.
“We are constantly analyzing foreign and domestic data and striving to compare Hungarian data with other countries in the world to prepare for the next wave,” Cecília Müller reported today at the Operational Group presser.
During today’s Operational Group press conference, Chief Medical Officer Cecília Müller announced that the coronavirus epidemic is now on a downward trend in Hungary.
Colonel Tibor Lakatos said today that following the social distancing rules could prevent a more serious second wave in the fall.
Outdoor cultural and sporting events can now be held, and restaurants and hotels can reopen across Hungary. However, social distancing must remain in place.
Outdoor cultural and sports events can be held again and hotels can reopen, but people must continue to practice social distancing, officials announced at today’s Coronavirus Operational Group presser. They also reported that the data show that those who have had the disease should remain protected against the virus for a long time.
CMO Cecília Müller said that the number of confirmed coronavirus cases in Hungary per 100,000 inhabitants is 39, while this figure for Budapest stands at 103. With 22 new confirmed cases, the total number of infected grew to 3793. 1856 have recovered from COVID-19 so far.