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Daily News Daily News · 18/05/2021
· Politics

Hungary is one of the countries with the best inoculation rates, says President Áder

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ÁDER János

Budapest, Hungary. Photo: MTI

The epidemic in Hungary may be left behind more than a year after its outbreak thanks to mass vaccinations, President János Áder told a conference late on Monday.

“There’s still much suffering, and we have to face up to the losses we’ve sustained, but people who get vaccinated can now enjoy effective protection against the virus,” Áder told the Friends of Hungary conference held online.

“After more than a year’s uncertainty … we can now take back the initiative from the virus.”

Hungary is one of the countries with the best inoculation rates, Áder noted.

The president praised Katalin Karikó, the Hungarian biochemist whose team has developed the technology at the root of mRNA vaccines. It is thanks to her and her colleagues, he said, that life-saving vaccines such as Pfizer and Moderna’s can be mass produced today.

The Friends of Hungary’s cooperation, knowledge and loyalty can be counted on to help get life back to normal and boost the resilience and sustainability of the economy, support science and health-care development and bolster communities, Áder said.

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Read alsoPM Orbán discusses RNA-based vaccines with biochemist Karikó

Source: MTI

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