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The number of infected is increasing and vaccines currently do not play a significant role, said the chief physician in response to a question. In Hungary, not enough people have yet been vaccinated to say that the number of infected people will decrease, he explained.
British mutant has a role in increasing the number of cases
he thought. This is because it is more widespread in the community.
The number of cases admitted to the hospital and treated in the intensive care unit is increasing, which is concerning, as it has recently started to decline.
he pointed.
János Slavik emphasized on the radio show that the pathogen is changing a lot, new versions are constantly being discovered, which also cause various symptoms.
As a result of the vaccines, he gave the example of Israel, who said that the first dose of the vaccine could work. In Israel, for example, there are a few thousand new infections every day, but they are hardly hospitalized and hardly die because a large part of the population is vaccinated, he said. Hungary is not here yet, so you have to be careful around older people.
The full broadcast can be seen here:
Top image: Pfizer-BioNTech vaccines received against coronavirus will be prepared for vaccination at Szent László Hospital on February 16, 2021. Source: MTI / Tamás Kovács
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