Orbán: stricter travel rules are needed
At the borders, tightening is definitely needed due to the strong outbreak of the coronavirus epidemic – said Prime Minister Viktor Orbán on Kossuth Radio on Friday.
At the borders, tightening is definitely needed due to the strong outbreak of the coronavirus epidemic – said Prime Minister Viktor Orbán on Kossuth Radio on Friday.
Recent figures have confirmed that the epidemic situation is deteriorating dramatically, so we need to look again at how many empty beds we have and how many hospital beds are equipped with ventilators because experts agree that the number of illnesses could rise drastically in the next two weeks, said Viktor Orbán on Kossuth Radio’s […]
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Hungary is set to face its hardest two weeks of the coronavirus pandemic yet, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has said, encouraging the public to register for a vaccine.