Malaysians in Hungary see life returning to normal, thanks to vaccination


KUALA LUMPUR (Bernama): Wearing face mask is no longer compulsory, parks open to the public, people can dine in restaurants and students back to classrooms, this is life in Hungary today while many other nations have imposed lockdowns and their people live under the restrictive new norm.

Two Malaysian students in Hungary Puteri Norliana Megat Ramli and Nor Amira Abdul Rahman have witnessed how Hungarians have been slowly discarding the new norm brought about by the Covid-19 pandemic and return to the post pandemic days, thanks to their host nation’s successful vaccination effort.

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Hungary , Dr Petra , COVID-19 , vaccine , restriction , face mask

   

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