BUDAPEST, Hungary – Hungary’s prime minister said Friday that the government has developed a “war plan” to protect against the new wave of coronavirus pandemic and that the country’s fitness formula is in a position to cope with the growing number of new instances of the virus.
Prime Minister Viktor Orban told state radio that while everyone was asked to stay in the home of the first wave of the pandemic, the availability of hospitals and good enough enthusiasts allowed the country to continue to operate in compliance with strict regulations on mask and distance use.
“On the first wave, all we can say is that everyone stays home and in the meantime we will prepare the fitness system,” Orban said. “Now it is not everyone’s job to stay home, yet everyone must continue to live their lives. “
“The country will have to serve as, but it will have to serve as while protecting from the virus in a disciplined manner and following the rules. “
Hungary, Romania, the Czech Republic and Slovakia announced a record number of developments this week.
The most pronounced peak in the region occurred in the Czech Republic, which announced on Friday 3,130 new instances, almost 1000 more than the previous record, set a day earlier. Slovakia also set a new daily record of 235, surpassing the September 4, 226 mark in Romania, the record set on Wednesday, with 1,713 new instances and the daily count has since remained above 1,500.
In the early morning of Friday, Orban made a stopover at the National Institute of Respirology in Kornyi. In a video of the scale posted on his Facebook page, a doctor heard the prime minister say that the hospital was reaching his ability to deal with cases of coronavirus: he treated about 40 patients and there were 12 beds left, and although he had enough fans , the challenge was more the need for specialists to run the machines.
Hungary announced on Friday 941 new cases of COVID-19, for a total of 16,111 cases since the start of the pandemic, with 669 deaths; of those infected, 374 were treated in the hospital and 29 with respirators.
In recent days, Hungary has extended the obligation to dress in masks – already needed on public transport and to theatres, cinemas, fitness facilities and social institutions, among others. Fines have also been imposed on others who do not wear a mask or who do not use them properly.
Orban, who had a phone verbal exchange with President Trump last week, said the U. S. leader had told him that “until the end of October or no later than the end of the year, there will be a U. S. vaccine. “
Orban said Trump also said Hungary will have access to the vaccine, “but we will have it if that happens. “
“Until there is a vaccine, coverage (against the virus) will continue,” Orban concluded.
The Hungarian government has also set a maximum value of around $65 for coronavirus testing, which has led some personal sector fitness service providers to abandon service delivery.
According to napi. hu economic news, the maximum test value, compared to the average market value of around $105, allows laboratories to stabilize at the most productive level while still being too high for the average Hungarian family.