What happened today in Hungary? – September 7, 2021
- Several patients and hospital staff were infected with COVID-19 at Szent János hospital. The hospital is not accepting patients.
- World-renowned Hungarian professor Albert-László Barabási thinks that due to the vaccines, we can fight the pandemic. However, people who refuse to take the vaccine play an essential part in how the pandemic will affect life. He also talked about how the quality and quantity of food affects health.
- The Budapest Classic Film Marathon, the capital city’s largest international film event, will pay tribute to renowned director Miklós Jancsó, and legendary actress Mari Törőcsik and eminent animation director Marcell Jankovics, both of whom died this year. Details HERE.
- Welsh Gerwyn Price won the first-ever Hungarian Darts Trophy in Budapest after beating the English Michael Smith 8-2. Read more HERE, PHOTOS.
- Hungarian research breakthrough could increase survival time of lung cancer patients
- A Ukrainian man has been arrested in Budapest for allegedly ordering electronic devices to Hungary from abroad, using fraudulently obtained US bankcard data, read more HERE.
- Hungary aims to be climate neutral by 2050, and the government is examining ways to reduce carbon emissions to the level that Hungarian forests can absorb by that time, the state secretary for climate, energy policy and the development of the circular economy said today. Details HERE.
- Hungarian Paralympic team bringing 16 medals home celebrated in Budapest
- Hungary reports 130 new infections – Latest numbers HERE.
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