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382 new cases of coronavirus recorded in Hungary

By Arthur Holmes
May 18, 2021
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The number of active coronavirus cases in Hungary stands at 128,714, with 382 new cases and 64 new deaths recorded since yesterday, according to data from the government coronavirus news site koronavirus.gov.hu.

The death toll rose to 29,277.

The total number of confirmed cases stands at 798,955 compared to 798,573 yesterday.

The number of recoveries increased to 640,964.

Currently, 2,197 patients with COVID-19 are hospitalized, including 251 on ventilators.

If we consider all the cases diagnosed so far, Budapest remains the most affected area in the whole country, with the number of cases (active and inactive) reaching 142,872. Pest County is the second most affected, with 110,760 cases, followed by Borsod-Abaúj-Zemplén County (45,731 cases).

To date, 5,656,131 tests have been performed in accredited laboratories. Some 16,088 people are currently under compulsory home quarantine.

According to the website, a total of 4,714,992 people have been vaccinated so far. The number of those who also received a second dose rose to 2,749,235.

The number of curfew violations recorded by authorities nationwide to date has reached 68,957.

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