Disinfectants were set up due to mouth and nail pain
Blikk also reported that the government announced new restrictions on Saturday due. István Nagy said, among other things, a decision was made at the Operational Staff meeting that every plant, affected by the virus, would have a police check for the input and outbound passenger traffic, and to have a designated veterinarian for each plant. The former is needed because they cannot leave the colonies unattended, they need accurate, precise, disciplined preservation, and the latter to prevent veterinarians from having to migrate between the colonies. The guarding yesterday did not seem to be collected, We could have walked into one of the colonies smoothly.
Disinfectants were set up
The police to inform According to the disinfectants at the nodes listed below:
- M1 Highway-Hegyeshalom-branch attaching to a junction at 168 kilometers;
- M1 motorway-Hegyeshalom-branch to a roundabout leading to a junction at 168;
- M1 motorway – Mosonújhely – road 8417 to Lébény at the 35+170 kilometer section;
- M1 motorway-Mosonújhely-to the main road 1 8417 at the 34+510 kilometer section;
- M1 motorway main road 86-Mosonmagyaróvár-on the side to Mosonmagyaróvár;
- M1 motorway 86 main road-Mosonmagyaróvár-from Mosonmagyaróvár.
Police also showed the location of disinfectants in photos:
Soldiers are also involved in defense
Minister of Defense Szalay-Bobrovniczky Kristóf reported on Saturday night on the community site that soldiers had deported disinfectant containers in the northwestern part of the country.
In his registration, the minister wrote that four cattle colonies have been affected so far, the first two are located in Győr-Moson-Sopron county. Therefore, in the northwestern part of the country, soldiers, with the involvement of the appropriate experts, began to perform the tasks entrusted to them.
From Székesfehérvár, soldiers have been installed disinfectant container at Hegyeshalom and Rajka, thus helping to disinfect the vehicles. In addition, soldiers provide designated areas, added Kristóf Szalay-Bobrovniczky.
