Hungary reports 214 deaths over weekend – latest COVID-19 numbers
Altogether 214 patients died of a Covid-related illness over the weekend, while 17,834 new coronavirus infections were registered, koronavirus.gov.hu said on Monday.
So far 5,974,514 people have received a first jab, while 5,754,475 have been fully vaccinated. Fully 1,369,000 Hungarians have received a booster jab.
The number of active infections stands at 68,586, while
hospitals are treating 3,980 Covid patients, 334 of whom need respiratory assistance.
Since the first outbreak, 909,998 infections have been registered, while
the number of fatalities has risen to 31,398.
Fully 810,014 people have made a recovery.
Everyone wants life to be back to “normal”, even if we have to redefine normal. But why is it that despite all these circumstances, many people refuse the vaccine? What are the main concerns, and what is a professor’s response? Find out in the article below.
Source: MTI
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It is a long proven fact that smoking is harmful to our health, harmful to the smoker and harmful to “second hand” smokers.
We didn’t ban smoking or the sale of smoking products. We passed laws minimizing the harm smokers do to non-smokers by keeping smoking out of public places. It didn’t stop all smokers from smoking but reduced the hard their filthy habit is causing the rest of us.
High taxes on smoking products helps mitigate the health costs imposed on us by smokers getting lung disease, among other things.
I suggest a similar approach for controlling un-vaccinated people.