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The management of the capital would reduce the real estate income of tourist companies by 70 percent, writes Népszava. A proposal for next week’s general meeting would cut the deck fee by 90 percent between September and March, and taxi drivers could receive a 70 percent discount on next year’s drive fee.
Under the proposal, the Budapest Transportation Center would receive 17 billion in compensation, as an optimistic estimate could have led to 22 billion in losses due to the epidemic.
Deputy Mayor Kiss Ambrus also spoke about the fact that 900 of the 2,000 nursing home workers in the capital were tested in September, while 1,600 of those living in the interior were tested. Of these, 21 turned positive.
The capital also plans to buy another 20,000 PCR tests after barely 5,000 remain in the old package, though they are scheduled to be reviewed every two weeks at providers for the homeless and nursing homes.
I would like the government to allow the members of the General Assembly in quarantine, two of whom are currently involved, in the X and XXIII. district mayor: virtually attend the meeting, not just accept the votes of those present.
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