Quay in Szeged Will Be Opened on Monday
The decline of the Tisza will make it possible to open the Mátyás Huszár quay in Szeged on Monday morning in front of car traffic, the local government informed MTI on Friday.
The decline of the Tisza will make it possible to open the Mátyás Huszár quay in Szeged on Monday morning in front of car traffic, the local government informed MTI on Friday.
According to the information of delmagyar.hu, Bálint Szabó was found since then, but the only information shared about him is that he is alive.
Katalin Karikó was nominated as this year’s honorary citizen of the city of Szeged by Mayor László Botka. The researcher accepted the invitation and will personally accept the recognition on the Day of Szeged, May 21st – said Szilárd C. Szabó, the local government’s press chief on Tuesday.
Attila Zentai, Director of the Southern Great Plain Regional Rescue Organization of the National Ambulance Service, received the first coronavirus vaccine in Szeged on 31st December 2020.
The Siha közi nursery will open its gates in Szeged on Monday. The building has been renovated with EU support from 363 million forints. Since 2017, six such institutions have been reconstructed in the city from almost 1.4 billion forints, the local government informed MTI.
The sports investment was created from HuF 550 million with the support of the Modern Cities Program.
KAM Home Goes 2 Bamako and the Matrix Public Benefit Foundation jointly donated computers to the Szeged ambulance station, thus helping the station’s work. The clown doctors handed over the computers from the foundation, and Kamilló Muráti, who also volunteered at the rescue station on behalf of the rally team, handed over the computers. Continuous […]
Two new victim support centres will open in December in Szeged and Kecskemét, increasing the total number of such centres in Hungary to six, Justice Minister Judit Varga said, marking International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women.
Stefánia, Móra Park and Roosevelt Square in the center of Szeged were renovated with more than HuF 1.6 billion EU support, the local government informed MTI.
A Szeged appeals court upheld the ruling of a local court and handed in a binding ruling a life sentence to a German citizen of Turkish origin who had shot an acquaintance and seriously injured another man three years ago in southern Hungary.