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Hungary Records Its Coldest April of the 21st Century April this year was the coldest this century, and it was the 15th coldest since 1901, Hungary’s weather service said on Sunday. The month was 2.9 C. cooler than the average of 11.4 C. recorded between 1991 and 2020, the service said on its website and on Instagram. April was especially capricious this year, witnessing snow and even snowdrifts. We were too hopeful last week in regard to a good weather forecast, as another snowy front arrive...

Tweet April this year was the coldest this century, and it was the 15th coldest since 1901, Hungarys weather service said on Sunday. The month was 2.9 C. cooler than the average of 11.4 C. recorded between 1991 and 2020, the service said on its website and on Instagram. April was especially capricious this year, witnessing snow and even snowdrifts. Several other records were also broken during the month, with 80.7mm of rain drenching Tokaj, in eastern Hungary, on the first day of the month, whi...

Prosecutor Seeks 6 Years in Prison for Ruling Fidesz MP Boldog on Corruption Charges The preparatory session of ruling Fidesz MP István Boldog’s court hearing will be held on June 30, at the Budapest Regional Court, Péter Novák, the defense attorney of one of the accused, told independent news site Telex. The lawmaker has been charged with corruption, and faces imprisonment for 6 years if he is found guilty. Boldog and eight of his accomplices are suspected to have accepted bribes a numbe...

Az énekesnő számára a járvány alatt is fontos, hogy hírnevét jótékony célokra használja. Amióta édesanya,...

Hungary is set to reopen most of its services on Saturday. People with vaccination certificates will be able to visit theaters, cinemas, libraries, hotels, gyms, fitness centers, sports events, and several other venues. Although many people cannot wait for the country to finally reopen, experts warn the decision might have catastrophic consequences. Hungary is certain to pass four million vaccinated people on Friday, Viktor Orbán announced in his latest radio interview. Then on Friday afternoo...

By Reuters Staff 2 Min Read MARKAZ, Hungary, March 31 (Reuters) - Standing next to his workbench, Gyula Laszlo drills a pattern of tiny holes into a hollowed-out hen’s egg, inserting a network of metal threads that he then uses tweezers to mount a miniature horseshoe on. The craft he specialises in - and in which he generally does brisk business around Easter - is called egg-shoeing, a Hungarian tradition that dates back to the 19th century, and several horseshoes can decorate a single egg. O...

The terraces of restaurants and bars could reopen on Saturday, after more than 3.5 million people in Hungary have been vaccinated against coronavirus.

In the first and second wave of the coronavirus pandemic, we witnessed the threat it poses to the elderly and those with underlying illnesses. However, during the third Covid wave, many reports about younger and often healthy people who required hospital admission or who even died after contracting the virus have surfaced. After the fast-spreading U.K. variant of the coronavirus appeared in Hungary at the end of February, it began to spread at a devastating pace. On top of the British mutation ...

A fire broke out in a Covid ward of the Albert Schweitzer Hospital in Hatvan, eastern Hungary, early on Sunday, but caused no injuries, the hospital’s communications director told MTI. Krisztina Zelnik said a 28-bed, non-intensive care unit ward was evacuated. The building is being aired out and damages repaired, she said, adding that the fire would not cause any protracted disruption of patient care or the operation of the hospital. Disaster management officials earlier said the fire broke o...

BUDAPEST, Hungary (AP) — Hungary has emerged as a European Union leader in COVID-19 vaccinations thanks to a strategy that sought shots from Russia and China as well as from inside the bloc, spurring increasing trust in jabs from eastern nations. But that strategy is up against a skyrocketing rise in new COVID-19 cases and deaths blamed on a more infectious virus variant first found in Britain that is putting an unprecedented strain on Hungarys health care system. A new round of lockdown mea...