Fire Kills One at Budapest Hospital
One person died of injuries sustained in a fire in Budapest’s St Margit hospital, the official website of the police said.
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Fire Extinguished in Hungary Covid Ward; No Injuries
A fire broke out in a Covid ward of the Albert Schweitzer Hospital in Hatvan, eastern Hungary, early on Sunday, but caused no injuries, the hospital’s communications director told MTI.
Hungarian Police Units Leave for North Macedonia, Serbia
Two separate Hungarian police units have been dispatched to serve along the border of Serbia and North Macedonia, the national police headquarters (ORFK) said.
Man Dealing With Drugs Arrested in Fót
The suspect has been selling different types of drugs in his residence since early 2020, he also stored the drugs in his home.
Train Hit and Killed a Man – Delays Expected
According to the available information, Maros InterCity train departing from the Nyugati Railway Station to Szeged at 17:53 hit and killed a man at Kőbánya-Kispest station.
Senior Tax Authority Official Arrested on Suspicion of Graft
A senior official at tax authority NAV has been arrested on suspicion of corruption, the head of the central investigating prosecutor’s office said.
Woman Stabbed By Fellow Patient in Hospital Dies
A woman stabbed by a Chinese fellow Covid-19 patient in a Budapest 6th district hospital last week died on Wednesday, the Budapest police said.
Chinese Man Who Stabbed Fellow Patient Arrested
A Chinese Covid-19 patient who stabbed an anaesthesized woman using surgical scissors in the courtyard of a Budapest hospital late last week has been taken into custody, the Budapest public prosecutor told MTI.
Polish Man Arrested in Budapest for Kidnapping, Hostage-Taking, Armed Robbery
A Polish man has been arrested in Budapest on charges of kidnapping, hostage-taking and armed robbery in Poland, the Budapest Police Headquarters (BRFK) said.
Captain of Close-By Ship in 2019 Collision to Remain Under Criminal Supervision
A Ukrainian boat captain charged in connection with a deadly boat collision on the River Danube in 2019 will remain under criminal supervision and be required to report regularly to the authorities by phone, in line with a binding court ruling, the Budapest chief prosecutor’s office said, confirming reports by the daily Magyar Nemzet.