So far, Hungary has received enough of the Pfizer and Moderna vaccines to inoculate 165,000 people, and 149,676 have received the jab. Of them, 12,639 have been fully inoculated, Cecília Müller told an online press conference of the operative body responsible for the epidemic. Those numbers are “way too low” for any restrictions to be eased, she said. Müller called on health-care workers who have not yet asked for the jab to come forward.
Fully 12,113 people have died of complications of the coronavirus since March, Müller noted. Four percent of them had no known underlying conditions, she added. The issue is further complicated by the emerging new variants of the virus, Müller said. While studies suggest that the variant detected in the United Kingdom in December can be neutralised with the available vaccines, there is no such information regarding the variants spreading in Africa and Brazil, she said.
Meanwhile, the virus samples in sewage water have declined in the cities of Miskolc, Nyíregyháza, Pécs, Székesfehérvár, Szolnok and Tatabánya, Müller said.
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