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According to the newspaper, the institutions that provide covids in Budapest will also be saturated.
According to Népszava, ambulances were unable to sample more than 8,000 on Monday and another 4-5,000 on Wednesday, despite the fact that Müller Cecília The national medical director claimed a steady increase in testing capacity. To locate the page Pál Győrfi, the Director of Communications of the National Ambulance Service replied that the number of sampling requests received by OMSZ has increased significantly in recent days.
Győrfi added that their capabilities are constantly being strengthened and they are trying to reach all symptomatic patients within 48 hours. While they initially encountered a few hundred inquiries, they now receive more than 5,000 requests per day, in fact more than 12,000 in a few days. Népszava learned from one of the ambulance sample collectors that there are enough people on average for up to 5-6 thousand tests per day, so it is not uncommon for ambulances to arrive in four to five days for those waiting for the Covid test.
The newspaper also writes that while Cecília Müller affirmed that there is no overload of the health systems in Hungary, because the care was organized, the people who work in the fields experienced something completely different. According to Népszava, on Wednesday night not only the diagnosis was stagnant in the care of the Covids, but patients from the capital and Central Hungary had no place in the institutions of Budapest, so ambulances took them to the Vác and Cegléd hospitals, which had been in operation a few days ago.
Experts also told the newspaper that with a 30 percent bed release, it would be very difficult to avoid limiting planned benefits. However, as long as there is no ministerial instruction to do so, hospitals must receive all patients. To make matters worse, it has been going on in the capital’s hospitals for weeks. Viktor Orban announced a renovation program, so some departments may not be accepting patients due to painters.
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