Expats, Repatriated Citizens, Permanent Residents: Vaccination Available to All In Hungary Even Without TAJ Card
Foreigners, repatriated citizens, and permanent residents in Hungary who do not have a Hungarian health (TAJ) card will also be allowed to register for vaccination starting May 1, Minister of the Prime Minister’s Office Gergely Gulyás announced during Thursday’s government press conference.
Hungary’s vaccination program has slowly been opening up to different demographics in phases since the end of December. It has been the standard so far that only people enrolled in the Hungarian Public Health Insurance System (TAJ) could access Hungary’s vaccination program.
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The flaws of the vaccine efficacy table shared by the government are now being exposed by experts around Hungary
. Government officials have decided, despite the controversy, that they will stand by the alleged validity of their dataset.
The table’s initial statement revolved around proving the government’s point that the Chinese and Russian vaccines are better than Pfizer-BioNTech’s vaccine, but its information has not been presented in a way that allows for such a comparison to be made. Now Hungarian scientists and economists have shared their takes on why such a table should not be taken seriously.
The Hungarian government has published a controversial table which breaks down the number of infections and deaths after secondary inoculations with the vaccines currently in use in Hungary. According to this, Sputnik V is the most effective vaccine in use while Pfizer performs the worst. Accurate conclusions cannot be drawn from the table since it […]Continue reading
Coronavirus Traces in Wastewater Falling
The trace amounts of coronavirus in waste water, an indicator of the course of the epidemic in the coming period, is fallig nationwide, the leading infectologist of Budapest’s South Pest Central Hospital said on Wednesday.
János Szlávik told news channel M1 that while the number of hospitalised patients is falling accordingly, the caseload at ICU units remains extremely high. This points to a slower decline in the number of fatalities, he said.
Currently, some 50-60 percent of the population is estimated to be protected from the coronavirus either through vaccination or because they have already recovered from the virus. Some 1-3 million more people still need to be inoculated for transmissions in the country to be halted, Szlávik said.
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