Coronavirus – Hungarian mayor makes disinfectant out of pálinka

Tibor Ambrus, the mayor of the Hungarian village Csopak, shared his idea on his official social media site. 

Csopak is a village in Veszprém county, Hungary at Lake Balaton. It is famous for its wine, usually and traditionally made of olaszrizling (grape type). The beach of Csopak is also renowned; some parts of it are covered with sand. The village has a wine festival in August, with folk music and tasty Hungarian food made by the inhabitants.

VEOL reported that Ambrus makes disinfectant out of the famous Hungarian drink with 80% alcohol and gives it to the health workers of the village. He spared a few bottles to celebrate when the pandemic ends. The mayor received many bottles of pálinka from his friends and decided to use some of them for a good cause. 

https://www.facebook.com/tibor.ambrus.77/posts/2904500442978106

Many of us ask ourselves the question: is pálinka an effective medicine for diseases?