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PM Orbán: Outdoor Catering to Restart When 3.5 Million Vaccinated Bars and restaurants could again start serving customers outdoors when the number of Hungarians inoculated against Covid-19 reaches 3.5 million, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said on Facebook on Wednesday. Orbán also announced that while kindergartens would reopen and the lower grades of primary schools would return to their classrooms on April 19, 5-8 graders would stay at home and go on with their online classes until May 10. The government has decided “to proceed gradually and carefully,” Orbán said, and asked parents ...

Coronavirus Infections Plateauing in Hungary but Pandemic Far From Over The third wave of the coronavirus is plateauing in Hungary, according to the chief medical officer. Despite the declining number of new daily cases, however, other relevant figures remain high as a warning sign that we are far from the pandemic being over. Cecília Müller, Hungary’s chief medical officer, said on Tuesday that based on the analysis of the current epidemic figures, the third wave of the coronavirus is plateauing in Hungary. There are indicators already showing a decline, but we cannot yet talk about a do...

The Hungarian government's measures taken to tackle the impacts of the coronavirus pandemic have proved to be effective, Foreign minister Szijjártó said.

Family Birthday Party Ends in Two Coronavirus Fatalities Beáta Rózsa and her family gathered in early March to celebrate her grandmother’s 86th birthday. It was later revealed that they had all contracted coronavirus, Beáta herself was hospitalized, and her grandmother and father have unfortunately passed away due to the infection. The woman told her story to RTL Klub television channel, who said they had followed all the rules in the past one year and had little contact with other people. However, on her grandmother’s birthday, they decided to get together because they didn’t want t...

PM Orbán: 4 Million Shots by Early May The number of Hungarians who have received their first vaccine shot will have reached 4 million by early May, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said in an interview on Friday. The government still insists that restrictions can only slow down the spread of the virus, and only mass vaccination can help overcome the epidemic. “We have been living under warlike conditions” for a year, under conditions that people knew only from their grandparents’ stories and films, Orbán told public broadcaster Kossuth Radio. Orbán noted that the British coronavirus var...