The Hungarian government examines how disinfectants can be made from alcohol

Greece has already tried to make disinfectant from the alcohol their border guards seized.

According to hvg, Ágnes Vadai, an MP of the Democratic Coalition, turned to the agricultural minister, István Nagy, in writing, asking whether it was possible that the alcohol seized could be used as a matrix for making disinfectant. She cited one of the articles of Index in which it was written that in Greece, authorities try to produce disinfectant by using the alcohol authorities seized in illegal distilleries.

Based on their report, in Greece, there are approximately

155 tonnes of illegal alcohol seized by border guards,

and Athens is now searching for companies that can produce disinfectant from the liquid. 

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András Tállai, Secretary of State for Parliamentary Affairs and Taxation, answered MP Vadai’s question. He said that the government was examining how the alcohol seized by the authorities could be used for such purposes.

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