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The new coronavirus infection was detected in 510 new Hungarian citizens, thus increasing the number of infected people identified in Hungary to 7,892. There were 3 chronic patients who died, so the number of deaths increased to 624 and 3,952 had already recovered.
The number of actively infected people is 3316. 43% of those actively infected, 59% of the dead and 42% of those recovered are from Budapest. 139 coronavirus patients are hospitalized, 9 of whom are on ventilators.
The Human Resources Minister drew attention to the responsibility of young people on his Facebook page.
Miklós Kásler emphasized that as the number of people infected with the coronavirus increases day by day, friendships, time spent in the community and group meetings carry a potential danger.
About 1,800,000 people participated in the National Consultation, the parliamentary secretary of the Prime Minister’s Office explained in a video message.
Csaba Dömötör emphasized that each opinion strengthens cooperation against the epidemic. She added that we must prepare for a prolonged fight against the virus in the second wave, for which she thanked her for her high participation in the consultation.
Left-wing parties should distance themselves from the openly anti-Semitic right-wing candidate Lucky, said a spokesman for the KDNP faction.
Lőrinc Nacsa recalled: László Bíró had made anti-Jewish statements several times before, called Budapest Judapest, and it turned out that he had recently threatened to shoot his employees as the director of a sewing workshop.
László Bíró threatened and did not pay his employees, that’s what his former employees talked about the politician, who started as a joint candidate of the Baliberal opposition.
László Bíró must resign from the parliamentary candidacy if the information published by Hír Tv is true – Andrea Varga-Damm, a former party partner of the politician, told our newsletter.
The opinion and security of the people living in the border settlements are important to the government, stressed Károly Kontrát, parliamentary secretary of state for the Interior Ministry and István Nagy, minister of Agriculture, after meeting with the mayors of the region.
Forty-one protesters were detained by Belarusian police on Friday, the Interior Ministry said.
Belarusian opposition leader Olha Kovalkova fled to Poland and later held a press conference at the Polish government palace to justify leaving her country on the grounds that she had been tortured and threatened not to be released from prison.
Already, 26.5 million people around the world have been infected with the coronavirus epidemic, with 873,000 deaths and 17.6 million survivors, according to Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore.
The coronavirus epidemic in Ukraine continues to spread at an accelerated rate. In the past day, the number of people infected so far has risen to 2,378, with 2,836 new cases, and the death toll rose to 2,811 with fifty more deaths, while 61,649 recovered.
In Romania, the number of newly identified coronavirus infections has risen again by more than 1,200 and the opening of schools for September 14 has become uncertain.
The number of new coronavirus infections per day in the Czech Republic has reached a record high. Yesterday 798 new confirmed coronavirus infections were detected.
It restarted after a seven-month hiatus in education in Iran, while health professionals remain concerned about the spread of a new type of coronavirus in the country.
The coronavirus epidemic is spreading faster in India than anywhere else in the world: a million new cases of infection have been registered in the last two weeks, bringing the number of infected to more than four million, according to data published by the Ministry of Health.
Australian police arrested several people in an unauthorized move to speak out against the curfew during a coronavirus epidemic in Victoria on Saturday.
Hundreds of people were transferred using a local fishing boat to a ferry on the small island of Lampedusa in Italy, where some 2,000 people crowded into a refugee camp designed to house 200 people.
A woman in Albania has been arrested and convicted and circulated in Italy for recruiting members of a terrorist organization called the Islamic State, the Albanian authorities announced.
Protesters clashed with police at an anti-immigrant protest in Dover, southeast England.
Russia’s Foreign Ministry has drawn attention to the fact that several Western countries and NATO laboratories have been dealing with Novics-type neurotoxins, which German doctors say were poisoned by Russian opposition politician Alexei Navalny.
At least 30 people have been killed in a clash between extremist Islamist al-Shabaab militias and villagers in central Somalia, local officials said.
There are at least 13 dead and dozens seriously injured in the blast and fire at the Bangladesh mosque on Friday night, which authorities suspect was caused by a gas pipeline leak.
A state of emergency was declared for three months in Sudan after 100,000 buildings were destroyed in the African country and nearly 100 people died in the flood, the Khartoum Ministry of Labor announced.
A car ran off the road and hit a tree, its driver was killed near Kiskunmajsa, the Bács-Kiskun county police headquarters said.
One person died and three were injured between Vál and Kajászó after a hot air balloon caught fire and crashed, said a spokesman for the Fejér County Police Headquarters.
MÁV will rebuild the eight-kilometer stretch of the small Balatonfenyves railway network between Imremajor and Csisztafürdő with more than two billion guilders, the railway company announced.
Tímea Babos, Kristina Mladenovic, who stood out first, was excluded from the American Open women’s doubles competition.
Hungary’s men’s handball team was in the same group as Germany, Uruguay and the Republic of Cape Verde in the January World Cup draw in Egypt.
Women’s Handball NB I: FTC-Rail Cargo Hungaria – Váci NKSE 32:19
Men’s Water Polo ob I: A-Hid VasasPlaket – Szeged 9: 8; PVSK Mecsek Füszért-Debrecen VSE 16: 5
The defending champion and six-time world champion Lewis Hamilton, the British Mercedes driver, won the time trial of the Formula 1 Italian Grand Prix.
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